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Giovanni Alejandro Reyna

wrexhamred

Youth Team
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.

When I was a kid we used to breed Cocker Spaniels & Irish Setters, we had loads of them in kennels & we would buy frozen blocks of green tripe (which the dogs went nuts for) We would stick a block on top of the boiler to defrost & the smell that filled the house was another level of horrendous!!!
I also love kidney & liver but it has to be lambs.

Please god let us or anybody else sign this guy soon :frantic:
 

WSM EXILE

First Team Squad
I like my pork pies, living in North Somerset it can be difficult to find decent ones with a good pastry/crust local butchers can't seem to make it right, I end up just going to M&S as tried all the supermarkets and Asda's version of Pork Farms was woeful

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Red Ray's Redlist

Viv Anderson
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.
It's pie and peas they have. But in South Yorkshire its more likely steak and potatoe. But West Yorkshire have warm pork pie and peas. And as someone pointed out they call it a growler. I've tried it but I find it a bit bizarre to be honest.

Cold with HP, and scrape that jelly shit out.
 

Lee

Lurker of shadows
Enjoying the vain attempts to get this back on topic.. stop swimming against the tide and just enjoy the pies
 

Morpeth

John Robertson
Cold pork pies are grim. Warm ones are distinctly average. Mini pork pies are the absolute worst. Obviously I eat all versions though because I’m greedy.

Why wouldn’t you just have a sausage roll though?
 

Thomas

AMERICAN IDIOT
Cold pork pies are grim. Warm ones are distinctly average. Mini pork pies are the absolute worst. Obviously I eat all versions though because I’m greedy.

Why wouldn’t you just have a sausage roll though?

Por qué no los dos¿?


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Strummer

Socialismo O Muerte!
LTLF Minion
I have the hardest of times trying to explain pork pies to my friends, even the expat living in Canada doesn’t like it.
You need to get some better friends.

Pork Pies are ace.

And besides, Jesus H. Christ, Americans criticising anyone about food, given the mountains of junk they serve? Every time I go to the states, I come back about 10kg heavier.
 

Strummer

Socialismo O Muerte!
LTLF Minion
There certainly seems to be some meat on the bones of this story.
 

Strummer

Socialismo O Muerte!
LTLF Minion
As someone who’s half Filipino, spam is a weekly occurrence. Spam musubis are where it’s at.


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Incidentally, Thomas, this weeks „Song of the Week“ is an absolute banger.

Love me some QotSA.
 

alabamared

Stuart Pearce
It's a hill I am prepared to die on - there is no finer condiment in the world and lets not forget HP was created by Frederick Gibson Garton who had a grocers on Milton Street in Nottingham.
Actually made and developed at his property 47 Sandon Street Basford (Basford has to clingto any claim to fame it may have!)
 

Danga

Formerly JLingz
I did my work experience in a butchers and made sausages and all sorts of pies. I have to say Lockies avoided the snouts and arseholes route and generally just used offcuts for his fillings. Bloody good butchers if a little pricey.

But the king in the pork pie market has to be the huntsman's pie. Rather than just pork, there is chicken meat as well and it is topped with stuffing. Bloody lovely but hard to find. There is a really good butchers on the shambles in York, as you get towards the square. I think last time I went I had a wild boar pork pie which was still warm from the oven.
 
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