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Bandit127

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A Melton Mowbary pork pie
« on: 04 October 2008, 20:02:56 »
is now officially made somewhere in the general direction of Melton Mowbary. After 10 years of indecision.

Good to know our EEC tax euros are being well spent.  :y >:( ;D

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Re: A Melton Mowbary pork pie
« Reply #1 on: 04 October 2008, 20:21:58 »
What about Eccles Cakes then? And Chorley Cakes, chorley surely they can be made anywhere?  :y  :y
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Re: A Melton Mowbary pork pie
« Reply #2 on: 04 October 2008, 20:33:10 »
How about Cornish Pasties?
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Re: A Melton Mowbary pork pie
« Reply #3 on: 04 October 2008, 20:36:22 »
Melton Mowbray pork pies are a joy to behold & not to be confused with overpriced supermarket offerings with melton but not mowbray on the packaging.
   Same with cornish pasties. Ginsters? my arse. You have to get 'em fresh from the west Country.
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Re: A Melton Mowbary pork pie
« Reply #4 on: 04 October 2008, 20:44:10 »
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How about Cornish Pasties?
Last year I think, Cornish pasties are made in Cornwall. Funny, but they didn't exclude Ginsters which, although in Cornwall are clearly not Cornish pasties.

Oh well, no one said they were perfect...  ;D
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Re: A Melton Mowbary pork pie
« Reply #5 on: 04 October 2008, 20:45:16 »
There used to be a genuine pasty shop in WOrcester but he went bump - they used to know me as I had them regularly.

The bloke who owned the shop used to run Rollins in Falmouth - then upset everyone but shutting down (only to open aas Falmouth Pasty Co in Worcester).
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Re: A Melton Mowbary pork pie
« Reply #6 on: 04 October 2008, 20:45:47 »
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How about Cornish Pasties?
Last year I think, Cornish pasties are made in Cornwall. Funny, but they didn't exclude Ginsters which, although in Cornwall are clearly not Cornish pasties.

Oh well, no one said they were perfect...  ;D


My mums pastys are Cornish but she lives in Gloucester
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Re: A Melton Mowbary pork pie
« Reply #7 on: 05 October 2008, 11:54:24 »
I thought that Melton Mowbray was an old Shakesperian Actor Manager.........Laddie!
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Re: A Melton Mowbary pork pie
« Reply #8 on: 05 October 2008, 12:35:03 »
melton mobray pork pies which untill march of this year made in Trowbridge by Bowyers
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Re: A Melton Mowbary pork pie
« Reply #9 on: 05 October 2008, 12:38:27 »
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melton mobray pork pies which untill march of this year made in Trowbridge by Bowyers
Has Bowyers closed? Was a big employer when I lived there. Not much else job wise round there unless you want to work on a farm.
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Re: A Melton Mowbary pork pie
« Reply #10 on: 05 October 2008, 12:40:43 »
Bowyers closed in march this year with the loss of 300 jobs.its either going to be yet another supermarket or diy store apparantly
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Re: A Melton Mowbary pork pie
« Reply #11 on: 05 October 2008, 13:02:39 »
The name "Ginsters" on any food product makes me feel ill. It's sacrilige to call them a cornish pasty.

Where's the pastry, for a start? Not a 2mm thick coating that crumbles all  over the interior of your car as soon as you open it. (car - because a motorway service station is the only place likely to strike up enough desperation to try to eat one)

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Re: A Melton Mowbary pork pie
« Reply #12 on: 05 October 2008, 13:13:23 »
I'm not keen on Pork Pie, i like the pastry, i just can't bring my self to eat the meat Offal  :P
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Re: A Melton Mowbary pork pie
« Reply #13 on: 05 October 2008, 13:17:08 »
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The name "Ginsters" on any food product makes me feel ill. It's sacrilige to call them a cornish pasty.

Where's the pastry, for a start? Not a 2mm thick coating that crumbles all  over the interior of your car as soon as you open it. (car - because a motorway service station is the only place likely to strike up enough desperation to try to eat one)

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lmao- i havnt stooped that low.. i can manage on sweets
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Re: A Melton Mowbary pork pie
« Reply #14 on: 05 October 2008, 13:19:47 »
I like a good quality pork pie,as long as they havent put a chickens miscarriage in the middle of it.  >:( ;D ;D
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