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When was the last time you bought a pasty at Greggs

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    #21
    Originally posted by bless 'em all View Post
    That's how long it takes now. Give it a few months and you'll driving and sweating like a hippo in a shower walking from your car to the shop door.

    :lardarse
    Been there, seen it Done it and bought the XXXXL T-Shirt

    Coming off now and soon be back to normal
    Confusion is a natural state of being

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      #22
      Originally posted by The_Equalizer View Post
      Greggs are a bit cheap and nasty. Ginsters are okay in their chicken and mushroom slice form. Nothing like a good pie (no jokes please). My favourite off-the-shelf one while I'm away is from these chaps:
      Ginsters are just muck, at least Greggs are fresh. Their pasties are NOT pasties but I like the sausage rolls.

      Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post
      Greggs gives me indigestion.
      That's just because you're middle aged. HTH.
      Originally posted by MaryPoppins
      I'd still not breastfeed a nazi
      Originally posted by vetran
      Urine is quite nourishing

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        #23
        Had the occasional steak bake which was hit or miss with quality (if you can use that word associated with Greggs).

        I really miss the small local bakeries that you could find in most towns in days gone by, sausage rolls, scotch pies, freshly baked bread and rolls that you could get hot from the oven at the back door very early in the morning.

        We have Aulds in Scotland which is Greggs without the quality and more expensive. Seems they're struggling and won't be missed if they go down.

        Nothing like making your own bread and pastry (and fillings).
        Me, me, me...

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          #24
          Carr's Pasties of Bolton are the Rolls Royce of Pasties. Many prefer Ye Olde Pastie Shoppe pasties from the shop/bakery on Churchgate but for me they are second best. Sort of the Bentley of Pasties.

          Greggs - spit, cold, all pastry and no meat (or veg) - spit. Ford Focus of pasties.

          Greenhalgh's - I spit on your plain pasties and your flakey ones - 1976 Vauxhall Chevette of pasties

          Sayers (formerly Hampsons) - I spit on your small pasties, pathetic small, pathetic. Can't think of any more cars, Austin Maxi prolly...

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            #25
            Originally posted by stek View Post
            Carr's Pasties of Bolton are the Rolls Royce of Pasties. Many prefer Ye Olde Pastie Shoppe pasties from the shop/bakery on Churchgate but for me they are second best. Sort of the Bentley of Pasties.

            Greggs - spit, cold, all pastry and no meat (or veg) - spit. Ford Focus of pasties.

            Greenhalgh's - I spit on your plain pasties and your flakey ones - 1976 Vauxhall Chevette of pasties

            Sayers (formerly Hampsons) - I spit on your small pasties, pathetic small, pathetic. Can't think of any more cars, Austin Maxi prolly...
            Northerners making good pasties? I've heard it all now.

            Pies and bitter up North, pasties and zider down South (West), volovants and lager shandy for the SE.
            Science isn't about why, it's about why not. You ask: why is so much of our science dangerous? I say: why not marry safe science if you love it so much. In fact, why not invent a special safety door that won't hit you in the butt on the way out, because you are fired. - Cave Johnson

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              #26
              Many years ago when I did not have a car and had to wait for bus - pretty good value for money it was (Greggs).

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                #27
                Greggs Steak Bake, universally accepted round here as morning after food.

                If Greggs are the Ford focus of Steak Bakes that makes Tesco the Reliant Robin (quirky & not very substantial) and Sainsburys the OX cart (full of gristle and manure).

                Wouldn't mind but they were more expensive than Greggs.


                Only Ginster pastie worth eating is the peppered steak (cold with milkshake and post beer hangover).

                Morrisons do a nice pastie (sometimes).
                Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post
                  Northerners making good pasties? I've heard it all now.

                  Pies and bitter up North, pasties and zider down South (West), volovants and lager shandy for the SE.
                  I am now taking my coat off and offering you out. Bit tired tho, tmrw?

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by stek View Post
                    Carr's Pasties of Bolton are the Rolls Royce of Pasties. Many prefer Ye Olde Pastie Shoppe pasties from the shop/bakery on Churchgate but for me they are second best. Sort of the Bentley of Pasties.

                    Greggs - spit, cold, all pastry and no meat (or veg) - spit. Ford Focus of pasties.

                    Greenhalgh's - I spit on your plain pasties and your flakey ones - 1976 Vauxhall Chevette of pasties

                    Sayers (formerly Hampsons) - I spit on your small pasties, pathetic small, pathetic. Can't think of any more cars, Austin Maxi prolly...
                    Terrible memories of pasty and peas down Farnworth conny club.

                    And 'D'you want some wet with that luv?'

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by Old Greg View Post
                      Terrible memories of pasty and peas down Farnworth conny club.

                      And 'D'you want some wet with that luv?'
                      Then there's Pie N Pea soup that round slowly desolving crusted gem floating in a turgid sea of green Mmmmm!
                      Confusion is a natural state of being

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