Cornish Pasties

Sadgeek · 1 Jun 2006 at 13:07

fatiain said:
Send me one of Ron's in the post then, I'll do a comparitive tasting.

I'll get my wife to bring you one back on Monday, but you'll have to come to Bracknell to collect

Fantom · 1 Jun 2006 at 13:15

My dad eats his pasties with MILK :eek:

Anyone else here do that?

Zacko · 1 Jun 2006 at 13:16

keef said:
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!

Yeh, live in Beacon actually.

My nan used to make some really nice pastys, I tried to once but they tasted like cardboard.

keef · 1 Jun 2006 at 13:18

you live in beacon! cool, is it still real small or has it met up with troon and cambourne yet?

VeNT · 1 Jun 2006 at 13:23

L337 LooX said:
My dad eats his pasties with MILK

Anyone else here do that?

no he (like 78% of dads) is a freak and lives only to maky you look silly.

keef · 1 Jun 2006 at 13:24

VeNT said:
no he (like 78% of dads) is a freak and lives only to maky you look silly.

ha ha ha, im one of those dads!

keef · 1 Jun 2006 at 13:25

and i think it is more like 90% of us! we have earned it, it is our right!

Simian · 1 Jun 2006 at 13:29

Didn't 'Pot Noodle' do a special just for Scotland that was a Pot-Pasty... Basically a Beef Pot Noodle in a Pasty!...

I've also heard of Glaswegans(sp?) deepfrying Pasties in Batter... Like thay do with Mars Bars etc!...

I recon all Scotish food is based on a bet!...

Pumpkinstew · 1 Jun 2006 at 13:35

Pickers said:
Oggy Oggy Pasty company?

I paid far too many visits there during my finals.

I was such a biffer come graduation I was glad of the loose fitting XXL robe to hide my pasty gut

The pastys at the Memorial Ground in Bristol were fantastic up until about five years ago. They still sell by the shedload on matchdays though.

jpmonkey69 · 1 Jun 2006 at 13:58

http://www.warrensbakery.co.uk/ tbh

shifty_uk · 1 Jun 2006 at 14:00

Tbh, I can't remember ever having a cornish pastie, I probably have, just can't remember them, or what they're like.

I prefer a good old chicken or steak pastie from greggs, you can't beat a chicken pastie from greggs!
Apart from with a stick, but I'm not talking about that. (before some smarty pants says something similar)

VeNT · 1 Jun 2006 at 14:03

jpmonkey69 said:
http://www.warrensbakery.co.uk/ tbh

Warrens < * tbh

fatiain · 1 Jun 2006 at 14:07

shifty_uk said:
Tbh, I can't remember ever having a cornish pastie, I probably have, just can't remember them, or what they're like.

I prefer a good old chicken or steak pastie from greggs, you can't beat a chicken pastie from greggs!
Apart from with a stick, but I'm not talking about that. (before some smarty pants says something similar)

Greggs products should only be beaten with sticks.

Or fed to chav-kids in pushchairs, the lack of nutritional value keeps them docile.

VeNT · 1 Jun 2006 at 14:08

fatiain said:
Greggs products should only be beaten with sticks.

Or fed to chav-kids in pushchairs, the lack of nutritional value keeps them docile.

you've got that backwards dude,
chav-kids should be beaten with sticks and then fed to Greggs.

Behemoth · 1 Jun 2006 at 14:18

Chav kids with even younger, well chav kids lol.

Vonhelmet · 1 Jun 2006 at 14:18

VeNT said:
you've got that backwards dude,
chav-kids should be beaten with sticks and then fed to Greggs.

Dude, that already happens.

What, you never wondered what kind of meat it is?

shifty_uk · 1 Jun 2006 at 14:20

vonhelmet said:
Dude, that already happens.

What, you never wondered what kind of meat it is?

Greggs might not be the most healthy option, but they're pasties are really nice.

VeNT · 1 Jun 2006 at 14:53

shifty_uk said:
Greggs might not be the most healthy option, but they're pasties are tastless and desgusiting.

fixed and I've spelt it wrong for you.

Oblivious · 1 Jun 2006 at 14:58

Proper cornish pasties, have meat on one side, and pudding on the other.

Pickers · 1 Jun 2006 at 16:19

jpmonkey69 said:
http://www.warrensbakery.co.uk/ tbh

what about them? They are not good in my opinion. We used to call them "liquid ****" back in the day they were Blewetts, and there was a name for the person who used to make them. I wouldn't go near them unless I was dying for food, and too skinnt for a small Rowes.