Custard, ffs.
Edit: maybe I was too hasty and that is actually an accurate description…
You’ve not tasted them
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Yeah I have, see my edit.
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They are actually quite nice.
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Had our first from Calnan Bros Butchers this week. 75p each. Better than last year. More suet in the mincemeat, so less sweet. Well filled and quite deep.
A proper shortcrust pastry which was firm and resistant but crumbly too. Not over dusted (which has been a problem in the past.
A great Pie and one which we will happily buy many times over.
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It’s October you twats.
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“It is an appalling shame to limit one’s pleasure in favor of social norms. To conform is to deny, don’t be that guy.” - Frampton Horsebender
Favour.
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Public Enemy gag incoming…
Conformity is stinking up the place
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I plan on trying a box a week.
Week 1 co op offering is fine with a coffee but nothing special
61/2 out of 10
8 more boxes to try.
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The bellwether of the mince pie, in my eyes, is the Greggs.
It’s not artisinal like some of the highly dusted wank available in emporiums in London tahn.
The Greggs pie is not delivered in a brown paper bag.
The Greggs pie is not a dishonest pie. It is an honest delicacy. Often shunned and overlooked by the working man in favour of a yum-yum, or worse, yesterday’s unsold jammy-donuts repackaged (5 for £2).
It may be only October in an un-enlightened eye, but I would posit a mince pie is not only for Christmas.
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… you cunt. 
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They saw you coming. 5 for a pound tops round here for this morning’s donuts.
5 sugary abominations.
5 for 65p in the co op
Him & his poncy Greggs
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The choice of the tin bangle wearing prole obviously…
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Thinks it’s cool, authentic & down with the kids to get his pastries from there.
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