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 Post subject: Greggs flat pasties
PostPosted: Wed Oct 01, 2008 10:47 am 
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why did they stop making them? They were superbamundo.
Everything they do now is sh-i-te

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Those steak bakes are LUSH!

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 01, 2008 11:11 am 
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haven't tried those :uhoh:

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the chicken bakes are rank

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the chicken bakes are amazing, and the cheese and bacon bakes aren't bad either......


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The contents of their pasties are sludge to me ... once tasted, is once too often, in my opinion. refred

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Snowy wrote:
The contents of their pasties are sludge to me ... once tasted, is once too often, in my opinion. refred


Ditto. Morrisons do far better pasties.

And there sausage rolls don't taste right to me. Again Morrisons beats them.

Ainsleys beat them as well.


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Don't you have a Fullers bakery round that way?

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Greggs down here don't even do corned beef pasties :shock:


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'Fuller' chav sprogs in buggies with a Greggs corned beef dummy in their mouths ...when they're five they'll have the arteries of a 85 year old.

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DanielGaunt wrote:
Snowy wrote:
The contents of their pasties are sludge to me ... once tasted, is once too often, in my opinion. refred


Ditto. Morrisons do far better pasties.

And there sausage rolls don't taste right to me. Again Morrisons beats them.

Ainsleys beat them as well.


morrisons do a davidstow mature cheddar cheese humpty back pasty - oh yes

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Their traditional Cornish is very nice too. :wink:

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 01, 2008 8:17 pm 
that shop that used to be at the top of the escalators(or is it heskylaters)used to do a canny cornish pasty,used to get one for me dinner and did'nt want any tea


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The Upper Crust Bakery in York Road did the best steak pies in the world -----FACT.....


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Jonny wrote:
The Upper Crust Bakery in York Road did the best steak pies in the world -----FACT.....


Not a patch on Morrells pork pies like.

thrilled

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 01, 2008 10:10 pm 
if you like morrells pork pies you will love them from the farm shop in murray street


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eer, ...the pork pies in the Farm Shop in murray street are their own pork pies.... but they are nice.

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gravedisorder wrote:
Jonny wrote:
The Upper Crust Bakery in York Road did the best steak pies in the world -----FACT.....


Not a patch on Morrells pork pies like.

thrilled



I agree with you there like, I miss my pork pies and i miss my parmo's! gutted


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eer, ...the pork pies in the Farm Shop in murray street are their own pork pies.... but they are nice.


lol, I dont think he was meaning that the farm shop sells Morrells pork pies. I think he meant that the ones from the farm shop are better than morrells :laugh:

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Surprised to hear Morrel's pies are still going strong. The best thing I remember about their hot pies was you got a shower as well as a meal.

Absolutely fookin' disgusting.

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hands up who makes a bee line for an Oggy at the Cornish Pasty Company stand at Kings Cross?

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hands up who makes a bee line for an Orgy at the Cornish Pasty Company stand at Kings Cross?


:shock: :shock: :shock:

erm, cant say I have like

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you're thinking of one of those "as much as you can eat" places there...

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our 'shopping centre' may not rival the Metro Centre for choice or size, but we do have more Greggs Bakers than it :roll:

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PostPosted: Thu Oct 02, 2008 6:25 pm 
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hands up who makes a bee line for an Oggy at the Cornish Pasty Company stand at Kings Cross?


There was always a stand at Glastonbury selling Oggy's and I swear the queue at any time of the day was bigger than the one at the ladies flushables at 9am. :grin:


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