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which is best ground for pies?

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Post by MattyDRFC Wed 9 Sep - 20:20:32

A random topic,but Just thought of asking this question which ground has the best pies in the country?
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Post by d1889t Wed 9 Sep - 20:29:49

I've never really been one for pies, at least not the ones at the Lane, but you can't beat a good BDTBL (beautiful downtown bramall lane) bovril!!
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Post by yorkie64red Thu 10 Sep - 8:48:27

The cornish pasties at the keepmoat are good but they want to be at £2.80 a go, rip off.
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Post by VixDRFC Thu 10 Sep - 8:50:27

yorkie64red wrote:The cornish pasties at the keepmoat are good but they want to be at £2.80 a go, rip off.

Not as good as the famous "Goole Pie" at the Victoria Pleasure ground though Surprised
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Post by yorkie64red Thu 10 Sep - 9:00:17

VixDRFC wrote:
yorkie64red wrote:The cornish pasties at the keepmoat are good but they want to be at £2.80 a go, rip off.

Not as good as the famous "Goole Pie" at the Victoria Pleasure ground though Surprised

Thats true, a slab of home made pie, chips mushy peas and gravy all for £3.00, its worth going just for the grub, Bargain. tongue
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Post by NIGHTMARE Thu 10 Sep - 10:13:55

Down Plymouth Cornish pasties out of the back of a sooty van on the way up to the ground from the big pub on the corner, i bought one started eating it and went back for another to put in mi pocket for half time, it was that nice, had like a home made feel to it too, all the Plymouth where getting veg soup with there pasty too looked a bit too thick for me though i shall be getting another this year aswell
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Post by MattyDRFC Mon 14 Sep - 21:45:48

Blackburn's balti Pies are the best ones that i've tried and there beut
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Post by yorkie64red Mon 11 Oct - 8:04:09

Got to say after yesterday the award must go to Chesterfield, provided by a local producer ...full marks.. Razz
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Post by LEEDSLAD/03/01/2010 Mon 11 Oct - 8:21:39

Wigan!
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Post by yorkie64red Mon 11 Oct - 8:26:40

LEEDSLAD/03/01/2010 wrote:Wigan!



Is it real meat or the processed rubbish... Laughing
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Post by LEEDSLAD/03/01/2010 Tue 12 Oct - 3:14:25

yorkie64red wrote:



Is it real meat or the processed rubbish... Laughing

I can't tell difference with these things me
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