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Pie and pasties and Cheddar Cheese !
...as do the bakers in HighcliffeThey do a good Cornish pastie in a shop in Lymington.
...as do the bakers in Highcliffe
wimby is crap for pasties. but good for artisanal burgers, whatever they are.
That's the one btk. They do lovely bread as well.Shelleys?
Probably your finest postI was going to try one once but when I found out the owner of the joint was called Arti I decided against the idea.
Thats the second thread I've seen where you've posted that! I'm off to check all the others ;-)Pre season can be a bit boring..but the Forum is slowly getting up a head of steam...dudes throwing curveball and getting tetchy etcetera...
I reckon this coming season is going to be a Ripper as such...
I'll do my best to gel the seriousness with mirth.... and flabbergast not a few along the way....with some stupefying angles !
Yep. .well spotted...I'm slightly puzzled to how that occured.Thats the second thread I've seen where you've posted that! I'm off to check all the others ;-)
Only one hour? It seems more like 17 or 18I'm a bit fuzzy for an hour some mornings after waking up...and not sure wtf i'm at !
Bristol Rovers did my favourite pasties.The highlight of Torquay away was the pasties. The last time I went I took a sandwich box for orders from others. From memory they were Devon pasties as compared to the more well know Cornish pasties. The difference apparently is in the location and style of the crimping. All I know is that the pasties at Torquay United are the best I have ever eaten and a rarity of eating food at a football ground. (Morecambe pies were also great).
Perhaps Brian could do some research on our behalf.
I think Cornish pasties have 'Protected Designation of Origin',which means 'Cornish pasty ' can only be made in Cornwall. It's a bit like champagne,Melton mowbry pork pie or stilton.The highlight of Torquay away was the pasties. The last time I went I took a sandwich box for orders from others. From memory they were Devon pasties as compared to the more well know Cornish pasties. The difference apparently is in the location and style of the crimping. All I know is that the pasties at Torquay United are the best I have ever eaten and a rarity of eating food at a football ground. (Morecambe pies were also great).
Perhaps Brian could do some research on our behalf.
So, only Dorset can produce a knob?I think Cornish pasties have 'Protected Designation of Origin',which means 'Cornish pasty ' can only be made in Cornwall. It's a bit like champagne,Melton mowbry pork pie or stilton.
I think there is plenty of evidence to the contrary.So, only Dorset can produce a knob?
Cornish pasties are now the best they've ever been across just about every outlet there is...due to the increased tourism, competition and subsequent marketing.The highlight of Torquay away was the pasties. The last time I went I took a sandwich box for orders from others. From memory they were Devon pasties as compared to the more well know Cornish pasties. The difference apparently is in the location and style of the crimping. All I know is that the pasties at Torquay United are the best I have ever eaten and a rarity of eating food at a football ground. (Morecambe pies were also great).
Perhaps Brian could do some research on our behalf.