PASTIES AND FEUDING....

bleedy hell, its only half nine and i fancy an oggi now!

im gonna have to make my own, snow stopping me getting to that shop in derby,

can someone post one to me, address by pm..............................

Andy_Symons wrote:

Sneinton Green wrote:

bleedy hell, its only half nine and i fancy an oggi now!

im gonna have to make my own, snow stopping me getting to that shop in derby,

can someone post one to me, address by pm..............................

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Thanks for that Link it will save me a fortune in time and diesel instead of making sure I "have" to come down once a fortnight for my pasty fix! ( loosely disguised as business meetings )

i really cant understand the love for dewdneys i like something that resembles meat in my pasties one place not mentioned on here hooe pasties lots of steak but just a bit on the small side and i had a really nice pasty at the cornish maize maze although not sure who made them.

Yup, Dewdneys are as flat as pancakes, have little meat and the neat they do add is from dubious areas of our four legged pets, there's far too much seasoning and you spend the rest of the day being reminded by your guts that you've eaten one. So why do they taste so bloody nice!

I'd agree about the Dewdneys. Trouble is that they have almost become generic - like "I'm going to do some hoovering" - or "I'm writing with a biro" - "I'm going for a dewdneys".

knecht wrote:

I'd agree about the Dewdneys. Trouble is that they have almost become generic - like "I'm going to do some hoovering" - or "I'm writing with a biro" - "I'm going for a dewdneys".

Up my neck of the country the word is 'ginsters'

The only fairly decent ones up here are west cornwall pasties. I must admit I do like the lamb and mint ones

A few weeks ago when i was buying my 2 large Ron Dewdneys pasties,the woman said "they're bigger today"
so i jokingly said "does that mean you've put some meat in them"?
Still prefer my home made ones when Argyle aren't home

the last bump for a bit. promise

Bought Co Op Cornish pasties yesterday, they were surprisingly good.

Mapperley, darling wrote:

bleedy hell, its only half nine and i fancy an oggi now!

im gonna have to make my own, snow stopping me getting to that shop in derby,

can someone post one to me, address by pm..............................

worst ive ever tasted were from there !!

Haven't read all the posts in this topic, but from the original post I thought he was asking for Alex Polizzi to come and save us