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McDonna29
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by McDonna29 » Fri Feb 10, 2006 6:42 am
Meant to post this ages ago but it escaped my mind
Anyway, Delia's pies are supposed to be very good, renowned throughtout the footballing world as very nice pies indeed...
Now, having sampled a "Breakfast" pie on Sunday, I can say it was pretty good, nice pastry and all, BUT... Both me and Zoe both commented that there was obviously FAR too much salt in them.
Now call me a conspiracy theorist if you like, but I was wondering if maybe the pie makers (based in Norwich or nearby I would guess) "accidentally" slipped and put a whole lot of salt in a batch of pies and "accidentally" labelled them as "for the away support" due to the local derby rivalry!
Thoughts?
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TractorRob
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by TractorRob » Fri Feb 10, 2006 6:44 am
OR more salt in pies=more drinks sold
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by Phil » Fri Feb 10, 2006 6:48 am
the inbreds had sold out of both chicken and mushroom pies and hotdogs so I had to settle for a bag of crisps for breakfast.
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McDonna29
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by McDonna29 » Fri Feb 10, 2006 6:53 am
TractorRob88 wrote:OR more salt in pies=more drinks sold
Ay, but usually they have such a good reputation from other fans.
It's a conspiracy I tell you!
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by 1978greats » Fri Feb 10, 2006 8:56 am
McDonna25 wrote:TractorRob88 wrote:OR more salt in pies=more drinks sold
Ay, but usually they have such a good reputation from other fans.
It's a conspiracy I tell you!
Refused to part with any of my money
...but smapled a breakfast pie two season's ago but unlike you Tom thought it was diisgusting, well apart in my hands....Poppy had a cold hot dog that day too
...hence my refusal to give them any money on Sunday.
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by Dubai Blue » Fri Feb 10, 2006 11:18 am
Nice to see the loyal supporters of our wonderful club keeping fit & healthy. I'm afraid you guys are going to need a lot more 'bouncy bouncy bouncy bouncy la la la' otherwise you are going to be come bouncy bouncy bouncy.
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by Earl Blue » Fri Feb 10, 2006 11:33 am
Have to confess, If I had been there, I would have popped over
to Morrisons. Dont know if I would have trusted what Delia would
have put in our pies.. You say they tasted Salty Tom.
Rest me case LOL
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by Jonno » Fri Feb 10, 2006 2:21 pm
McDonna25 wrote:Now, having sampled a "Breakfast" pie on Sunday, I can say it was pretty good, nice pastry and all, BUT... Both me and Zoe both commented that there was obviously FAR too much salt in them
PMSL That wasnt Salt
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by Gaz » Fri Feb 10, 2006 5:21 pm
Jonno wrote:McDonna25 wrote:Now, having sampled a "Breakfast" pie on Sunday, I can say it was pretty good, nice pastry and all, BUT... Both me and Zoe both commented that there was obviously FAR too much salt in them
PMSL That wasnt Salt
LMAO
I didn't buy a thing, didn't wanna put anymore money in that whores pockets
