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Distance is no object for people desperate to get their hands on the ultimate kebab and chips from a Nottinghamshire chippy. Chip Inn has been packed to the rafters with junk food lovers wanting to sink their teeth into the £15 Double Decker.

A Facebook video of the chips, cheese, doner and chicken kebab meat, more chips and cheese - served in a 12in pizza box - has gone viral with more than two million views.

Megann Altinoz, who runs the chip shop in Sutton Road, Huthwaite, with her husband Erdal, was taken aback by the interest, not to mention the number of miles kebab fans are prepared to travel to sample the goods.

She said: “We’ve had people travel from all over the country - I think the furthest being Wolverhampton - and regularly people drive two to three hours on a round trip just to try the box.

“There's a competition going around to see who can travel the furthest. I had a message that some people from Devon are coming up this weekend just to try the box.

“We've also had people offering to pay the petrol money if we deliver to them in places like Newcastle and Scotland.”

The Double Decker came about after a regular, who orders mixed kebab meat and chips with all the works, suggested a bigger version to share with her friends.

Megann said: “I filmed my husband making the box and thought I'd share it on our Facebook page so friends and family could see. The next morning I checked our page and over 35,000 had viewed the video overnight.

“I thought Facebook was having a glitch until I saw all the comments and read all the messages. Everyone wanted to try the box.

"The next night the shop was packed to the rafters and people were queuing down the street. Some customers waited two hours just to try the box and we had to stop taking phone orders because we couldn't cope with demand.”

Some individuals are filming themselves trying to scoff the lot but Megann said: “We wouldn't recommend this - it is meant as a share box and everything in moderation for a healthy lifestyle.

“We are still in shock at the success of the box meals and can't believe the sheer volume of interest,” she added.

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