Man of Honour
That turkey is standing up in the tray!
I don't think you'd be sitting down if someone inserted a beer can up your exit either!
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I don't think you'd be sitting down if someone inserted a beer can up your exit either!
Lololololololol
Only fish & sugar free rice cakes now.
Domino's are in on the £1 lunch Monday's now too
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Wheaten bread toasted, crunchy peanut butter and topped with sliced banana 
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Soldato
Cornish pastys!*
They got smashed pretty quick
*legally, these are meat based pastys produced outwith the county of Cornwall.
They got smashed pretty quick
*legally, these are meat based pastys produced outwith the county of Cornwall.
Caporegime
Cornish pastys!*
They got smashed pretty quick
*legally, these are meat based pastys produced outwith the county of Cornwall.
Can't be legally as every supermarket in The UK would be breaking the law.
Soldato
I though "Cornish Pastys" is a legally protected name?
They can be sold anywhere but must be produced in Cornwall to be called "Cornish Pastys"
Maybe not, i'm no expert...but they tasted good whatever they are called
I though "Cornish Pastys" is a legally protected name?
They can be sold anywhere but must be produced in Cornwall to be called "Cornish Pastys"
Maybe not, i'm no expert...but they tasted good whatever they are called
Correct, they have European PGI protection.
It only has to be prepared in cornwall, it can be baked in stores.
Caporegime
Are you telling me that all the supermarkets and companies like Ginsters make all their pasties in Cornwall?
I find that hard to believe.
Man of Honour
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cornwall-12535751 whether you find it hard to believe or not to legally be called a Cornish pasty he is correct.
Yes, Ginsters is and always was based in Cornwall.
It's just a shame, they didn't specify the ingredients to a tighter tolerance. Ginsters is not quality at all.
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Caporegime
Next time I'm in the supermarket, I'll be looking at their pasties now to see where they are made.
You're right about Ginsters. It's a shame that a Cornish pasty company from Cornwall can only churn out food on par with rustlers burgers and doner kebabs. In other words, only suitable for consumption when completely leathered.
You're right about Ginsters. It's a shame that a Cornish pasty company from Cornwall can only churn out food on par with rustlers burgers and doner kebabs. In other words, only suitable for consumption when completely leathered.
Soldato
Dont forget to check their Stornoway black pudding, Melton Mowbray pork pies and Champagne too!
News to me, rather crazy!
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Cumberland sausages from the butchers, onions mash potato, green beans and mint sauce!
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Made this recipe tonight: http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/...ral-tsos-chicken-food-lab-chinese-recipe.html
Was amazing, I adjusted the volume of the sauce though as I prefer more sauce. Will 100% a regular.
Chicken Fresh out the fryer:
Getting Saucy:
Chucked in a bowl:
Was amazing, I adjusted the volume of the sauce though as I prefer more sauce. Will 100% a regular.
Chicken Fresh out the fryer:
Getting Saucy:
Chucked in a bowl:
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^ That looks awesome, I will definitely try that recipe.
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I've made that recipe before - it's delicious
