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Stoke pie
The best meat and potato pie I can remember buying at a match. Wrights Pies …… could certainly teach Hollands a lesson .
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Re: Stoke pie
On the subject of pies the balti one I had at Sheffield United was inedible, awful.
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Re: Stoke pie
I used to look forward to Rochdale away, purely for the pies. Only ground I bought a pie on entering… and another at ht.
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Re: Stoke pie
Do you put any sauce on your pie?Stalbansclaret wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 11:35 amThe best meat and potato pie I can remember buying at a match. Wrights Pies …… could certainly teach Hollands a lesson .
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Second that, and I’ve only been once!elwaclaret wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 1:00 pmI used to look forward to Rochdale away, purely for the pies. Only ground I bought a pie on entering… and another at ht.
Bristol City did unreal Cornish pasties
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Re: Stoke pie
Even a rancid old cowclap could teach Hollands a lesson.
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Re: Stoke pie
Well done Stoke for working out there’s a gap half way during a game when you can serve hot food. Someone at Turf Moor should copy that idea
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Re: Stoke pie
I love Hollands pies and puds but the meat and potato pie should be done under the trade descriptions act. It’s a potato pie with a couple of grains of mince.
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Re: Stoke pie
Best pie for me was the pukka pies Rotherham sold on their old ground. They were really good.
Now they're in all the supermarkets, thats if they're the same ones.
Never heard of Wright's must admit. However, Clarets fans taste is never in doubt.
Now they're in all the supermarkets, thats if they're the same ones.
Never heard of Wright's must admit. However, Clarets fans taste is never in doubt.
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Re: Stoke pie
Never....other than mushy peas and pickled red cabbage when available nothing improves a good meat and potato pie.
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Re: Stoke pie
Think it was York that used to do hot pork pie with mushy peas with optional mint sauce (Yorkshire style). One of the best ideas to come out of Yorkshire.
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Re: Stoke pie
We had a great steak pie with mint sauce at Barnsley
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Re: Stoke pie
Fulham do pork and apple burgers, pricey but decent enough. The pies on the Turf are terrible, no steak Tuesday either - the meat/potatoes are laughable
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Re: Stoke pie
Need to get Haffner's on the case at Turf. So many good bakeries around this part of the world, Hollands being somewhere mid-table imo!
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Wright’s Pies used to be my Saturday dinner time staple when I was a student in Alsager.
Brought back some good memories last night eating one.
Brought back some good memories last night eating one.
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The whole food & drink offering needs an overhaul. Like you say, there’s plenty of good local food companies/breweries etc that could improve things beyond the rollover.MancunianClaret wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 1:40 pmNeed to get Haffner's on the case at Turf. So many good bakeries around this part of the world, Hollands being somewhere mid-table imo!
Haffners pies would be a great start.
I’m hoping the fact that nobody buys the Carlsberg they’ve been subjecting us to for years will give them the nudge they need to keep improving things.
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Agreed - and whilst we're making a wishlist, having those machines that poor 8 pints at a time like they have in other stadiums would significantly improve queue times.NewClaret wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 1:54 pmThe whole food & drink offering needs an overhaul. Like you say, there’s plenty of good local food companies/breweries etc that could improve things beyond the rollover.
Haffners pies would be a great start.
I’m hoping the fact that nobody buys the Carlsberg they’ve been subjecting us to for years will give them the nudge they need to keep improving things.
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Re: Stoke pie
I had to drive back down the M6 feeling very ill after a Carlisle pie years ago
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Tbf I will say that they have massively improved organisation with the bene’s pre-poured now. And I’ve noticed maybe one or two more staff on.MancunianClaret wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 2:06 pmAgreed - and whilst we're making a wishlist, having those machines that poor 8 pints at a time like they have in other stadiums would significantly improve queue times.
But agree entirely on the machine. Would pay for itself in one week I’m sure.
Went in to the club shop & saw they were selling Burnley-branded beers, but you can’t buy them in the ground. Sure a local brewery could do a decent lager and ipa/pale that beats our current offering - although again will say San Miguel is a massive improvement on Carlsberg so credit where it’s due.
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Re: Stoke pie
Worst pie award goes to United last week.
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Re: Stoke pie
Had a cheese pastie yesterday and nearly got 3rd degree burns. The choice of beer was awful yesterday too. Hobgoblin has to be one of the worst I’ve experienced
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Re: Stoke pie
Bradford city away circa 1978 Cornish pastie wonderful
Wrexham away pork pie excellent 1988
Harrogate Town v Kings Lynn circa 2009 pie and peas the best yet.
Bring back pie and peas to the Turf 2023
Wrexham away pork pie excellent 1988
Harrogate Town v Kings Lynn circa 2009 pie and peas the best yet.
Bring back pie and peas to the Turf 2023
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Re: Stoke pie
Morecambe's were unbelievable - made at the ground, but I think someone head hunted the chef.
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Turf Moor circa 1979... Dire beer is nothing new....Brew Ten served in a plastic pint tumbler from a little shed somewhere round the back.of the Long Sidestrayclaret wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 3:35 pmBradford city away circa 1978 Cornish pastie wonderful
Wrexham away pork pie excellent 1988
Harrogate Town v Kings Lynn circa 2009 pie and peas the best yet.
Bring back pie and peas to the Turf 2023
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Holland’s pies on the Turf or terrible. It used to be that you took your chances and they were regularly burnt with a rock hard pastry.
Now the tops have a white and wet texture, like they haven’t been baked properly.
Now the tops have a white and wet texture, like they haven’t been baked properly.
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Re: Stoke pie
I had a fantastic pie at Shrewsbury in pre season.
Holland’s are very poor. Soggy.
Holland’s are very poor. Soggy.
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Yes it does; replace the potato with meat, and replace the meat with peppered steak.Stalbansclaret wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 1:11 pmNever....other than mushy peas and pickled red cabbage when available nothing improves a good meat and potato pie.
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Where did they put it? On a stick in the car park as a warning?dougcollins wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 5:21 pmMorecambe's were unbelievable - made at the ground, but I think someone head hunted the chef.
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Re: Stoke pie
The best pies ever on a ground was from the Bee Hole kiosk 1985 ish to 1992 ish.
I expect the pies were the same in other parts of the ground.
I expect the pies were the same in other parts of the ground.
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Beef slice on the way to the ground at Barnsley; made with suet pastry. The best.
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Great little kiosk that, Stan.Bin Ont Turf wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 6:28 pmThe best pies ever on a ground was from the Bee Hole kiosk 1985 ish to 1992 ish.
I expect the pies were the same in other parts of the ground.
On a good day, you wouldn't get a wiff of the beehole bogs.
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Well, just meat gravy actually. I doubt it has any meat that would pass the food count regs.Tricky Trevor wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 1:05 pmI love Hollands pies and puds but the meat and potato pie should be done under the trade descriptions act. It’s a potato pie with a couple of grains of mince.
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Whites Pies? Yes, decent them with some Sainsburys own red sauce on.Bin Ont Turf wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 6:28 pmThe best pies ever on a ground was from the Bee Hole kiosk 1985 ish to 1992 ish.
I expect the pies were the same in other parts of the ground.
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Pie and p1ssBuxtonclaret wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 6:39 pmGreat little kiosk that, Stan.
On a good day, you wouldn't get a wiff of the beehole bogs.
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Ah, they were Whites' pies! Thanks, been trying to remember who made those.
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I only know because someone on here told me.dougcollins wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 6:56 pmAh, they were Whites' pies! Thanks, been trying to remember who made those.
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Re: Stoke pie
Anyone that follows the Footy Scran Twitter feed will know that there is some really amazing and creative stuff being served at grounds all round the country... just not at Turf Moor.
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My favourite ever pie was at West Ham of all places. Served in a tray, and impossible to eat without a fork, but super tasty
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The fish and chips at Scarborough were amazing.
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Does thy like it moist?
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If you got on early they used to stack the crates of pies up against the wall outside the kiosk near the bogs waiting for the shop to open. Never ate another after seeing that!Bin Ont Turf wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 6:28 pmThe best pies ever on a ground was from the Bee Hole kiosk 1985 ish to 1992 ish.
I expect the pies were the same in other parts of the ground.
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Exactly the same wall people used to **** against when the bogs were rammed.
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It's hotter than the sun!gandhisflipflop wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 3:03 pmHad a cheese pastie yesterday and nearly got 3rd degree burns. The choice of beer was awful yesterday too. Hobgoblin has to be one of the worst I’ve experienced