What is your name for these?

Agree with OldnProud, it's 'bits' here in West Yorkshire. I remember asking for 'a bag of chips with bits on please'
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we called them scribbles in devon and i still call them that.

I'm a Devon exile. I remember them as gribbles in Exeter. I'll check with my sister.

My family, in Co Durham, always calls these Scranchings but I think that was probably their own version of scratchings

Scraps in East Yorkshire, 3 old pence for a bag.

Screeds in cornwall

Scribbles

My dad was from the Furness area of Lancashire and he always called them scollops. Mom, from Birmingham, called them scraps.

Scallops are slices of potato, battered and fried. I'm from the Black Country and we love them here - along with what I always knew as 'batters' - but in Worcestershire, where I live now, they're called 'batter bits'.
My London DIL had never heard of scallops - but now adores them, and has one or two every time she visits me...😁

Scramptions in Geordieland.

I am a Sussex girl and its scraps to me

Batter bits.

Scraps (Essex)

Allira

Scraps.

Cholesterol bombs!

😆 Yes indeed!
Yet once in a blue moon is ok for a scrumptious little treat.
We called them batter bits in the West mids.

Fish bits - living in hope!

Yes, crackling in London

I am one of the minority who dislike chips so I always had fish and scratchings. I live in Essex.

'john shuttleworth fish and chips' share.google/Q2vXgriNNT0S7szdy

well we had a mix, so Scraps, Scrumps, and bits, were all used when I was a child in east yorkshire and great was the glee when you got the occasional bit of fish in the batter.

I live in Devon and we used to call them gribbles.

SueDoku
Scallops are slices of potato, battered and fried. I'm from the Black Country and we love them here - along with what I always knew as 'batters' - but in Worcestershire, where I live now, they're called 'batter bits'.

I've always understood scallops are a kind of shellfish. Dad's word was scollops, (rhymes with trollops).

My father-in-law (Northumberland) called them scramptions. The mobile chippy here just calls them scraps.

Scribbles

SueDoku
Scallops are slices of potato, battered and fried. I'm from the Black Country and we love them here - along with what I always knew as 'batters' - but in Worcestershire, where I live now, they're called 'batter bits'.

I've always understood scallops are a kind of shellfish. Dad's word was scollops, (rhymes with trollops).

They are both called scallops, but I’ve never seen the shellfish scallops served in a fish and chip shop, whereas potato scallops often are, and are nice.

SCRAPS

Scratchings in Oxfordshire (they were free)

I always ask for scraps (to be placed under my fish so hubby doesn’t see them) 😂

Scribble (Devon)