Pasty Panic

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ctdctd replied

12 June 2016, 13:07
No need to panic - when we leave, alternatives are available
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SlipTheJab replied

12 June 2016, 12:50
The fact that thats a better reason for remaining than any of the ludicrous reasons Camero has trotted out (WW3, end of the world, zombie apocalypse) says it all really!
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vetran started a topic Pasty Panic

12 June 2016, 12:31
Pasty Panic

Brexit threatens Cornish pasty's racial purity • The Register

Any reader who's still undecided as to how to vote in the forthcoming, and increasingly tedious, EU referendum, should consider a Brexit future without the culinary protection afforded us by membership of the happy European family of nations.

Last week, the Cornish Pasty Association came out in favour of Britain remaining in the European Union, because "after working so hard for so many years to gain recognition for the Cornish pasty through the EU Protected Food Names scheme, it would be wholly inappropriate for it to support anything that could potentially impact on that status".
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