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25th August 2008, 21:43
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No, it will be a Rowes pasty...
| Never tried them..... how do they compare to REAL pasties? | 
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25th August 2008, 21:49
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#82 (permalink)
| | Site Team | Re: win a pasty.
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Originally Posted by Rooster-UK  Never tried them..... how do they compare to REAL pasties? | Pretty much like this  compared to your avatar!! | |
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25th August 2008, 22:37
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#90 (permalink)
| | Site Team | Re: win a pasty.
Every time we've been to the Lizard, we've always taken the Lighthouse Road, down to the point. Will have a look for the Lizard Pasty Shop, next time we're in the area.
Never tried Rowes pasties but I'm willing to be converted.
If I'm the winner (no chance) I would like to try one of the following.... Quote: Chicken Tikka / Balti Pasty
Flaky-pastry filled with tender pieces of chicken breast, onion and leek in a tangy medium-hot tikka sauce.
Pork & Apple Pasty
Flaky-pastry filled with minced pork, potato, swede and onions, blended with apple pureé in a well seasoned pork stock.
Cornish Pork & Cider Pasty
Flaky-pastry filled with chunks of quality Cornish pork cooked with apple pureé, onions and garlic in Cornish cider and pork stock, and then blended with potato, swede and onions.
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25th August 2008, 22:38
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#92 (permalink)
| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: win a pasty.
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Originally Posted by HSBCrusher | Yeuuwww - I don't want it if it's got lizard in it  | |
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25th August 2008, 22:42
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#95 (permalink)
| | Site Team | Re: win a pasty.
actually rooster meat and apple is a traditional pasty recipe... but the apple up one end and the savoury up t'uther.. in fact it was usually taytees not meat because the miners could not afford meat. | 
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