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Giovanni Alejandro Reyna

Redemption

One less gobshite...
Yeah I’ve heard of people having them warm. What would they have with them?
Mushy peas. Or just a but of sauce.

Iirc, the last time I had a warm one with mushy peas was in Hessle. But Yorkies like a warm one one, I think.
 

Forest65

Viv Anderson
When I worked as a photographer at Leeds University I had to create an audio visual presentation for the Animal Physiology dept. From animals being born right through the life cycle to slaughter houses, tripe works, sausage skin production, fell mongers, absolutely everything. Definitely put me off pies of any description for quite a while.
The smell from the tripe works stayed with me for about a week.
 

GOBIAS

Ian Bowyer
When I worked as a photographer at Leeds University I had to create an audio visual presentation for the Animal Physiology dept. From animals being born right through the life cycle to slaughter houses, tripe works, sausage skin production, fell mongers, absolutely everything. Definitely put me off pies of any description for quite a while.
The smell from the tripe works stayed with me for about a week.
My Grandma from the other side liked tripe. I’ve genuinely never tried it. It’s bleached stomach lining isn’t it? Why would you chose to eat that shit?

I love kidney and liver.
 

HBB

Jack Burkitt
Nothing beats a good ol hot Aussie meat pies. Simply delicious
When I was in Oz I was so keen to try an Aussie pie to see if they were was good as I'd heard and they were good but no better than a late night Sando's or Pukka from the chippie back in the day
 

Otis Redding

Try A Little Tenderness
When I was in Oz I was so keen to try an Aussie pie to see if they were was good as I'd heard and they were good but no better than a late night Sando's or Pukka from the chippie back in the day
You can take the man out of Bulwell, but you cant take..........etc.
 
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Captain Sinister

Senior doom Monger
Piccalilli is a good condiment btw
I love toasted cheese done under grill with a liberal Pocatello topping.
And my Mum used to make me pork pie and dark sauce sarnies for me pack up when I first started full time work.
Hand made artisan pork pies are a real rarity these days.
 
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