Cornish Pasties

Always used to grab a pasty at the Falmouth Pasty Shop in St Swithin's Street when I was in Worcester city. Yum. Made on the premises, with the kitchen in full display from the street. Great value too.
 
Behemoth said:
have been eating a lot of Warrens recently, have to say they aren't too bad. Was in St. Austell on Saturday, Warrens were sold out, so went to Malcom Barnicott instead, ewwww never going there again, tasteless rubbish.
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:p ;)
I know just where u mean Warrens is just accross the road from Barnicotts aint it

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Mikeyboy said:
Love them.

I usually pick one up from the West Cornwall Pastie Co. stands at Marylebone or Waterloo when I pass through.

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West Cornwall Pastie Co! A-blooomin-mazing pasties. I first tried one (i think it was a blue cheese one) at the Reading Fest last year and it blew my mind. I haven't seen them up in Birmingham though :(
I suppose they don't sell up here.
 
Mark A said:
The only thing that beats them is a Meat and tater pie from Wigan, theres a certain type in Wigan that are unbelievably good, i cant remember the name but Johny Vegas is always banging on about them.

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My sister in law went out with a lad from Wigan. She was horrified that he actually enjoyed the Wigan "delicacy" that is a potato pie in a bun.

In other news, one of the few good things about Leicester is the Cornish Pasty shops they have here. You can get anything in a pasty - it's wicked!
 
Liverpool-Lad said:
Oggy's in the city centre here has closed, gutted!/QUOTE]
It has? I used to love their pastys, until about 2-3 years ago when their fillings started being just liquid mush - ick. I made the move to Rowes ;). I used to work in a Shell garage where fresh pastys were from Rowes, those that didnt sell, I could eat. I used to get a bit tubby during my uni breaks when i worked there ;)

sist_si said:
West Cornwall Pastie Co! A-blooomin-mazing pasties.
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Would I be wrong in thinking that WCPC is the national equivalent of the original Oggy Oggy Pasty company? (apparently now closed in Truro ^^^^)

Von Smallhausen said:
I especially like the small bits of bone !
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I'll make you one sometime Von - and put an end to your apparent dislike of them. :p
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had a curry pasty once, it was ok,
tbh theres nothing better than a hot pasty that burns your mouth on a cold winter night.
one of those plus points about cornwall that are keeping me here.
 
VeNT said:
had a curry pasty once, it was ok,
tbh theres nothing better than a hot pasty that burns your mouth on a cold winter night.
one of those plus points about cornwall that are keeping me here.
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I have to say, there are days that I love them cold in the fridge from the day before...
Bah I need a pasty...

...now :(
 
Pickers said:
I have to say, there are days that I love them cold in the fridge from the day before...
Bah I need a pasty...

...now :(
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well, I'm about to go into town, move some money around so it looks like I'm earning somthing this month.
I may have to pickup some pasties!
mmmmmmmmmmm pasties.
although that samwedge shop that does everything and (nearly) anything is good too (and better in summer tbh)
 
Hedge said:
I just thought of them....

How tasty are good cornish pasties! the ones ya get in places like "Greggs" etc are tastless, empty and not remotely similar to geniune ones.

Any cornish people here make em? My mams auntie used to make them (she lived in truro) and we used to bring em home in a big box when we left

Any fans? :D
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Love pasties. :D

Make my own from my Great-Grandmothers recipie. All thats in it is steak, onion, swede and potato...and they're also 12" across :D

Also have a recipie for the very very traditional 2/3 meat and potato and 1/3 apple pasty - yet to try that one.

Ones you buy are 99 out of 100 times - plain nasty...

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Flibster said:
Love pasties. :D

Make my own from my Great-Grandmothers recipie. All thats in it is steak, onion, potato...and they're also 12" across :D

Also have a recipie for the very very traditional 2/3 mean and potato and 1/3 apple pasty - yet to try that one.

Ones you buy are 99 out of 100 times - plain nasty...

Simon/~Flibster
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unless you live in cornwall tbh
 
i too used to live in redruth and camborne, and a brief spell in the hills behind
penzance, i too can confirm the awesome meal that is a true cornish pasty, gonna have to get my aunt from lanner to send me one up!

meat, potato in one side apple jam etc in the other, awesome! hhmmm i reeeaaallly miss cornwall!

anyone been to cambourne recently? i used to live in a village calle beacon, miss it sooo much! love to bring my kids up ther, cost a lot of money now!
 
got me all nostalgic now about me childhood... (wipes away a tear of joy), carefree in cornwall! gonna have to start a new thread!
 
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