Pasties!

[Sport_Turismo_GTS]

MightyBadger said:

Shame on you, food of the kings.

Very nice. But NOT a pasty!

[dickymint]

MightyBadger said:

The Rotrex Kid said:

Steak and Stilton

Shame on you, food of the kings.

I'd prefer Steak and Oysters as in Carpetbagger Steak (ok Stilton added as well would be lush) far more traditional but never seen it in a pasty :

[MightyBadger]

Sport_Turismo_GTS said:

Very nice. But NOT a pasty!

You need to live a little

Very much a pasty and is a popular flavour all over Cornwall - I think you meant to say 'not a traditional Cornish pasty'.

[Bonefish Blues]

A pasty from Cornwall, but not a Cornish Pasty

[MightyBadger]

Bonefish Blues said:

A pasty from Cornwall, but not a Cornish Pasty

100% this

[Red9zero]

Our local posh garage shop sells Black Rock pasties, which are the best I have found up this way (Bristol). The in laws live in Plymouth and have an Ivor Dewdney shop at the end of the road and a Malcolm Barnecutt shop in the city centre. Between that and the Cap'n Jaspers on the Barbican it makes a trip to see them almost bearable.

[markymarkthree]

Red9zero said:

Our local posh garage shop sells Black Rock pasties, which are the best I have found up this way (Bristol). The in laws live in Plymouth and have an Ivor Dewdney shop at the end of the road and a Malcolm Barnecutt shop in the city centre. Between that and the Cap'n Jaspers on the Barbican it makes a trip to see them almost bearable.

What's the name of the "posh garage" Red, i will have to pay it a visit.

[Red9zero]

markymarkthree said:

Red9zero said:

Our local posh garage shop sells Black Rock pasties, which are the best I have found up this way (Bristol). The in laws live in Plymouth and have an Ivor Dewdney shop at the end of the road and a Malcolm Barnecutt shop in the city centre. Between that and the Cap'n Jaspers on the Barbican it makes a trip to see them almost bearable.

What's the name of the "posh garage" Red, i will have to pay it a visit.

Touts

[bristolbaron]

Red9zero said:

markymarkthree said:

Red9zero said:

Our local posh garage shop sells Black Rock pasties, which are the best I have found up this way (Bristol). The in laws live in Plymouth and have an Ivor Dewdney shop at the end of the road and a Malcolm Barnecutt shop in the city centre. Between that and the Cap'n Jaspers on the Barbican it makes a trip to see them almost bearable.

What's the name of the "posh garage" Red, i will have to pay it a visit.

Touts

Hmm.. one at Langford just past Redhill.. reckons they’d still have one warm at 6ish? Quick stop before the meet next Thursday!

[Red9zero]

bristolbaron said:

Red9zero said:

markymarkthree said:

Red9zero said:

Our local posh garage shop sells Black Rock pasties, which are the best I have found up this way (Bristol). The in laws live in Plymouth and have an Ivor Dewdney shop at the end of the road and a Malcolm Barnecutt shop in the city centre. Between that and the Cap'n Jaspers on the Barbican it makes a trip to see them almost bearable.

What's the name of the "posh garage" Red, i will have to pay it a visit.

Touts

Hmm.. one at Langford just past Redhill.. reckons they’d still have one warm at 6ish? Quick stop before the meet next Thursday!

Might get a cold one at that time

Edited by Red9zero on Friday 10th May 19:30

[troika]

Just spotted this thread. I speak as a Cornishman. The answer is Philps. Ann’s are also excellent.

[markymarkthree]

bristolbaron said:

Red9zero said:

markymarkthree said:

Red9zero said:

Our local posh garage shop sells Black Rock pasties, which are the best I have found up this way (Bristol). The in laws live in Plymouth and have an Ivor Dewdney shop at the end of the road and a Malcolm Barnecutt shop in the city centre. Between that and the Cap'n Jaspers on the Barbican it makes a trip to see them almost bearable.

What's the name of the "posh garage" Red, i will have to pay it a visit.

Touts

Hmm.. one at Langford just past Redhill.. reckons they’d still have one warm at 6ish? Quick stop before the meet next Thursday!

Good shout, as the price of the dogs and burgers at Redhill have been triple locked.

[Sheets Tabuer]

21TonyK said:

Sarahs in Looe

Agreed, had one this week and it was the best I've ever had.

[romft123]

Barnacuts are better, more peppery.

[Jordie Barretts sock]

romft123 said:

Barnacuts are better, more peppery.

Who?

You mean https://barnecutt.co.uk/

[Moos3h]

Okay, so this is interesting and all, but what I really wanna know is, what’s the best pasty OUTSIDE of Cornwall?

Pasties by post recommendations absolutely fine too - have at it!

[Jordie Barretts sock]

www.thecornishpastystore.co.uk

Excellent service from them.

When you say outside of Cornwall, what do you mean?

[Sheets Tabuer]

Moos3h said:

Okay, so this is interesting and all, but what I really wanna know is, what’s the best pasty OUTSIDE of Cornwall?

Pasties by post recommendations absolutely fine too - have at it!

Greggs

[Mobile Chicane]

Moos3h said:

Okay, so this is interesting and all, but what I really wanna know is, what’s the best pasty OUTSIDE of Cornwall?

Pasties by post recommendations absolutely fine too - have at it!

Rawling's of Cranleigh (Surrey).

They also have a farm shop at The Parrot in Forest Green which is actually a rather nice run-out on a sunny day, plus it has a huuuge car park. The local Lotoids meet there.

[Phud]

Moos3h said:

Okay, so this is interesting and all, but what I really wanna know is, what’s the best pasty OUTSIDE of Cornwall?

Pasties by post recommendations absolutely fine too - have at it!

Annes pasties Helston deliver


Philps pasties too

Both have online portals