FOODGASM
Scots go wild for Glasgow snack van’s latest lunchtime munch – salt and pepper shredded chicken with chips and curry sauce
The Lynch Box burger bar left food lovers drooling after they unveiled their new takeaway dish
SCOTTISH Twitter was sent into meltdown after a Glasgow snack van launched its latest mouth-watering creation.
The Lynch Box burger bar left food lovers drooling after they unveiled their new takeaway dish.
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The popular lunch spot teased punters by posting a video on social media on Thursday afternoon.
The gut-busting portion is made up of salt and pepper shredded chicken, chips, chillies and fried onions.
But it’s made complete with the snack van’s “famous” curry sauce drizzled on top.
The post has gone viral after being liked and shared thousands of times on social media.
And it’s prompted a huge reaction from followers who are desperate to get their hands on it.
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Krissti Urquhart replied on Twitter, saying: “How amazing does that look.”
Melissa Owens commented: “Omg that looks amazing.”
George Reff posted: “That looks unreal.”
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Commenting on the snack van’s Facebook post, Chelsea Moore said: “This is why it’s impossible to eat god.”
Charmaine Arbuckle added: “This looks delish.”
The Lynch Box, understood to be based in Thorniebank, near Glasgow, is known for whipping up delicious combinations to satisfy its customers and offer an online delivery service.
Other items on the menu include a Southwest Cajun chicken wrap packed with mozzarella and onion rings.
Another recent post on their page shows a cheeseburger wrap – made up of two cheeseburgers, bacon bits, mozzarella and fried onions.
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