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"What pie would you have to warm you on a cold damp Friday?
I would have chicken, leek and mushroom pie specifically from The Royal Oak Hotel in Betws y coed."
That’s a Betws y coed type of pie for Betws y coed weather.
Personally I’m a good old Meat and Potato type of guy. |
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"What pie would you have to warm you on a cold damp Friday?
I would have chicken, leek and mushroom pie specifically from The Royal Oak Hotel in Betws y coed."
Betws y Coed ... love that place ... ages since I was last there |
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"Either a Steak and Alex pie or a Chicken and mushroom in white wine sauce pie... from local market.
Poor Alex  "
I wonder if it is difficult persuading Alex to lay still long enough to get the pastry on? |
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"What pie would you have to warm you on a cold damp Friday?
I would have chicken, leek and mushroom pie specifically from The Royal Oak Hotel in Betws y coed."
ah my neck of the woods .
They make a rather splendid steak pie In a local deli in Llandudno  |
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By *ylvie 888 OP Woman
over a year ago
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"What pie would you have to warm you on a cold damp Friday?
I would have chicken, leek and mushroom pie specifically from The Royal Oak Hotel in Betws y coed.ah my neck of the woods .
They make a rather splendid steak pie In a local deli in Llandudno "
In Llandudno in june... you'll have to let me know the name of the deli. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What pie would you have to warm you on a cold damp Friday?
I would have chicken, leek and mushroom pie specifically from The Royal Oak Hotel in Betws y coed.ah my neck of the woods .
They make a rather splendid steak pie In a local deli in Llandudno
In Llandudno in june... you'll have to let me know the name of the deli."
will do I'll pm it |
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By *ylvie 888 OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I had steak pie, then cherry pie to follow, last night. I'd have pie again today... Feeling the need for red meat, so I'm going for steak again  "
You seriously are steak pie AND cherry pie after eating croissants.... chicken and bacon salad and wedges with me... you then went on and ate ALL that!!!!! XX |
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"Scouse pie
Dare I ask....What is in this? "
Scouse is like a type of stew. It's where Scousers got their nickname from as sailors used to eat it (it was called lobscouse back then) and with Liverpool being a port city it was full of sailors. |
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By *ylvie 888 OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Scouse pie
Dare I ask....What is in this?
Scouse is like a type of stew. It's where Scousers got their nickname from as sailors used to eat it (it was called lobscouse back then) and with Liverpool being a port city it was full of sailors."
Thank you. Learning has taken place x |
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By *latinumkittenWoman
over a year ago
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"I had steak pie, then cherry pie to follow, last night. I'd have pie again today... Feeling the need for red meat, so I'm going for steak again
You seriously are steak pie AND cherry pie after eating croissants.... chicken and bacon salad and wedges with me... you then went on and ate ALL that!!!!! XX"
You didn't see what I had for snacks ...I need to build my energy levels back up |
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By *ylvie 888 OP Woman
over a year ago
Cleethorpes |
"What pie would you have to warm you on a cold damp Friday?
I would have chicken, leek and mushroom pie specifically from The Royal Oak Hotel in Betws y coed.
That’s a Betws y coed type of pie for Betws y coed weather.
Personally I’m a good old Meat and Potato type of guy. "
Cant fault you. |
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By *ylvie 888 OP Woman
over a year ago
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"What pie would you have to warm you on a cold damp Friday?
I would have chicken, leek and mushroom pie specifically from The Royal Oak Hotel in Betws y coed.
Betws y Coed ... love that place ... ages since I was last there "
It's just beautiful x |
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By *ylvie 888 OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I had steak pie, then cherry pie to follow, last night. I'd have pie again today... Feeling the need for red meat, so I'm going for steak again
You seriously are steak pie AND cherry pie after eating croissants.... chicken and bacon salad and wedges with me... you then went on and ate ALL that!!!!! XX
You didn't see what I had for snacks ...I need to build my energy levels back up "
Hahahahahahaha.... no comment! Xx |
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By *ylvie 888 OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Either a Steak and Alex pie or a Chicken and mushroom in white wine sauce pie... from local market."
I had steak and Ale(x) recently... and the ale overpowered the pie... I was hammered after eating it! Lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Does a steak and kidney suet pudding constitute as a pie?
I think so... just as I would consider a cornish pasty as a pie. I know that probably makes me a philistine... but I'll own it lol x"
 a pasty a pie? Never heard of the but yes! You own it. Don’t conform haha x |
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By *ylvie 888 OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Does a steak and kidney suet pudding constitute as a pie?
I think so... just as I would consider a cornish pasty as a pie. I know that probably makes me a philistine... but I'll own it lol x
a pasty a pie? Never heard of the but yes! You own it. Don’t conform haha x"
Thank you x |
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By *epsonWoman
over a year ago
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"I would consider a cornish pasty as a pie.
I am calling the police
Surely the definition of a pie is a filling fully encased in pastry and that's what a pasty is. "
Different name, same composition  |
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By *ylvie 888 OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I would consider a cornish pasty as a pie.
I am calling the police
Surely the definition of a pie is a filling fully encased in pastry and that's what a pasty is. "
There you go. Good enough for me! X |
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By *epsonWoman
over a year ago
Biddulph |
"Cheese pie.
I had never heard of this until I worked in Stoke
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It is mostly potato. Chips and cheese was another discovery, then Lobby, which is basically what we call stew in Cheshire |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I would consider a cornish pasty as a pie.
I am calling the police
You're hilarious! I've just been laughing at your post on another thread. X"
Which post? I was probably hallucinating. Or something |
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By *epsonWoman
over a year ago
Biddulph |
"I would consider a cornish pasty as a pie.
I am calling the police
You're hilarious! I've just been laughing at your post on another thread. X
Which post? I was probably hallucinating. Or something"
I think she meant waking up was a bonus, I am guessing. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I would consider a cornish pasty as a pie.
I am calling the police
You're hilarious! I've just been laughing at your post on another thread. X
Which post? I was probably hallucinating. Or something
I think she meant waking up was a bonus, I am guessing."
Did I say that? Wow, I'm good  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I would consider a cornish pasty as a pie.
I am calling the police
Surely the definition of a pie is a filling fully encased in pastry and that's what a pasty is.
There you go. Good enough for me! X"
Er ... well.
Your definition is very nearly correct. The full definition is ... 'any filling fully encased in pastry, except a pasty' I rest my case m'lud x |
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By *ylvie 888 OP Woman
over a year ago
Cleethorpes |
"I would consider a cornish pasty as a pie.
I am calling the police
Surely the definition of a pie is a filling fully encased in pastry and that's what a pasty is.
There you go. Good enough for me! X
Er ... well.
Your definition is very nearly correct. The full definition is ... 'any filling fully encased in pastry, except a pasty' I rest my case m'lud x"
Hahaha x |
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By *ylvie 888 OP Woman
over a year ago
Cleethorpes |
"I would consider a cornish pasty as a pie.
I am calling the police
You're hilarious! I've just been laughing at your post on another thread. X
Which post? I was probably hallucinating. Or something
I think she meant waking up was a bonus, I am guessing.
Did I say that? Wow, I'm good "
Yes.. that's it... waking up pmsl |
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By *ylvie 888 OP Woman
over a year ago
Cleethorpes |
"Cheese pie.
I had never heard of this until I worked in Stoke
It is mostly potato. Chips and cheese was another discovery, then Lobby, which is basically what we call stew in Cheshire "
Sounds very yummy and homely and comforting! X |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Steak and ale with a short crust pastry. Beast loves meat pies but can't eat meat so he just sniffs them instead
This shouldn't have made me laugh... poor beast x"
Seriously it makes me laugh we went to the York christmas market together and he literally just stared at all the meat pies
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By *ylvie 888 OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Steak and ale with a short crust pastry. Beast loves meat pies but can't eat meat so he just sniffs them instead
This shouldn't have made me laugh... poor beast x
Seriously it makes me laugh we went to the York christmas market together and he literally just stared at all the meat pies
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Hahaha x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Pepper steak pie with onion gravy, chips and mushy peas "
That sounds grand except for the peas, never understood why anyone eats such horrible tasting things |
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By *ylvie 888 OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Pepper steak pie with onion gravy, chips and mushy peas
That sounds grand except for the peas, never understood why anyone eats such horrible tasting things"
Have you never had pie and peas with a touch of gravy and mint sauce? |
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