Cost of takeout PI

[suityou01]

Is this like hiring Magnum P.I

I think I just heard MS moisten.

[CloudWalker]

Is this like hiring Magnum P.I

[suityou01]

KUATB

You just made CUK recurse due to a circular reference!!!!!

[d000hg]

Greggs don't sell Pi. Pasties, yes. Bakes, yes. But not Pi

Is there a legal definition of a pi

They definitely do in Scotland. I had some sort of Scottish pie from one - Maybe inventively called a Scotch Pie? I was pleased to see they do vary they wares to local tastes but unimpressed when it transpired they seemed to have used the pastry for a custard tart - mince and vanilla was an unfortunate combination albeit not one they made on purpose!

[mudskipper]

£3.14 shirley

KUATB

[suityou01]

Gregg's the bakers. Luton.

Which one, there are millions

[suityou01]

£3.14 shirley

Don't you start!

[NickFitz]

New from Haynes (and blatantly sexist, in the style of Yorkie):

[Pondlife]

Greggs don't sell Pi. Pasties, yes. Bakes, yes. But not Pi

Is there a legal definition of a pi

[mudskipper]

£3.77 inc.

Just to quantify.

£3.14 shirley

[d000hg]

What kind of PI? Chicken and mushroom?

[MarillionFan]

What kind of PI and where in the country?

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Gregg's the bakers. Luton.

[suityou01]

What kind of PI and where in the country?

I presume London PI would cost more than Scottish PI unless the Scottish PI was brought at a service station.

It is a PGI PI (A Protected Geographical Indication) such as is Cornish Pasties.

This would be a RRP.

HTH

[SueEllen]

What kind of PI and where in the country?

I presume London PI would cost more than Scottish PI unless the Scottish PI was brought at a service station.

[suityou01]

£3.77 inc.

Just to quantify.