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What is the Slang for Batter Bits?
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Batter bits are leftovers of battered fish when being fried. There are commonly referred to as 'scraps' in slang. They are also known by other names such as gribblings, scrumps, scratchins and scrobblings. They are usually crispy and crunchy.
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