Pies or rolls?

some_dose

Having lived in the Scotland for the last 8 months, I've noticed that there was a severe lack of deli's there (the only one I found was called Dublin Dave's Deli and had a tricolour outside it!). Instead there were bakeries and pie shops everywhere. So I was wondering, would ye prefer to keep our deli's with its rolls, sandwiches and panini's or would ye prefer bakeries instead of them?

Personally, I really missed on aul hot chicken roll over there so I'd prefer to keep the deli's

Abrasax

I .14 pie.



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Duggy747

I just bought a big fùck-off Steak & Onion pie for myself an hour ago.............om nom nom!

No kitty, dis is ma' pie.........neeeeeooooo kitty that's a bad kitty!!

PirateShampoo

Deli's = cheap processed crap

some_dose

PirateShampoo wrote: »

Deli's = cheap processed crap

And the stuff in pies isn't?

jigglywoo

Rolls are better than pies and pastries, get to put anything you want in them even if half the cheese does fall out.

Pies need a fork and they're too hot to hold with one had so you need a table.

stovelid

PIES.

KeithM89_old

ROLLS

mink_man

don't mind an aul' cream pie meself!

just-joe

Pies and rolls. Two of the best goddamn inventions ever. No way I could choose between em.

WindSock

Pies. We need to take leaves out of Oz & Nz's books and have them sold everywhere. Steak & cheese ftw. And none of this artisan €8 nonsense either.

PirateShampoo

WindSock wrote: »

Pies. We need to take leaves out of Oz & Nz's books and have them sold everywhere. Steak & cheese ftw.

More of a scotch egg or pork pie fan myself.

KeithM89_old

What I do is sometimes get a tin of soup, heat it up, poach an egg in it, serve that with a pork pie sausage roll.









+1 whoever gets the reference

MagicMarker

I can buy a pie in a deli.

some_dose

MagicMarker wrote: »

I can buy a pie in a deli.

But you can't necessarily buy a filled roll in a bakery

WindSock

PirateShampoo wrote: »

More of a scotch egg or pork pie fan myself.

Too dry for me. Like a bit of meat and gravy so I do. With some ketchup injected for good measure.

Prof.Badass

hmmmm.......I wonder has anyone thought of making some sort of pie-roll?

I think I'm onto a winner :cool:.

MagicMarker

PirateShampoo wrote: »

More of a scotch egg or pork pie fan myself.

Oooh, now that brings me back! Scotch egg with a pinch of salt = delish!

Gummy Panda

WindSock wrote: »

Too dry for me. Like a bit of meat and gravy so I do. With some ketchup injected for good measure.

Reminding me of pie shops in oz. Pepper and steak pie mmmmmm

davrho

some_dose wrote: »

Having lived in the Scotland for the last 8 months, I've noticed that there was a severe lack of deli's there (the only one I found was called Dublin Dave's Deli and had a tricolour outside it!)

Where exactly is this shop?

Coriolanus

I like pies but they feel worse for you, all that greasy pastry and god knows what in them.
So I eat breakfast rolls.

GAAman

Keithm89 wrote: »

What I do is sometimes get a tin of soup, heat it up, poach an egg in it, serve that with a pork pie sausage roll.









+1 whoever gets the reference

I have always loved the great tragedies. King Lear, The Poseidon Adventure, Superman 2.

some_dose

davrho wrote: »

Where exactly is this shop?

George Street, Aberdeen

unknown13

Chicken fillet roll

Chuchoter

Bakerys. Nom nom nom croissants.

KeithM89_old

GAAman wrote: »

I have always loved the great tragedies. King Lear, The Poseidon Adventure, Superman 2.

Woo!! Well Done!!!
Garth is the most significant artist that I’ve ever worked with, and I’ve worked with Lulu and four other people. So we’re talking crème de la crème.

davrho

some_dose wrote: »

George Street, Aberdeen

No worries. I was thinking if it was in Glasgow, Ayrshire or Lanarkshire The tricolour would not have lasted 2 mins. Used to drink in Quinns in Aberdeen the odd time. Talking 15 years ago so god knows if its still there.

And pies:)

GAAman

Keithm89 wrote: »

Woo!! Well Done!!!
Garth is the most significant artist that I’ve ever worked with, and I’ve worked with Lulu and four other people. So we’re talking crème de la crème.

Not my fault, monkey bástard hands!

Edit: deli's for me

kaydence

Pies ftw!!!

phasers

I hate pies, disgusting greasy things. Chicken fillet rolls ftw, pastry is meant for dessert

df1985

pasties ftw.

Ruu_Old

Biscuit or cake? Ooh...
Biscuit or cake, let's see...
- For God's sake, hurry up!
Biscuit.
No, cake!

WindSock

Ruu wrote: »

Biscuit or cake? Ooh...
Biscuit or cake, let's see...
- For God's sake, hurry up!
Biscuit.
No, cake!

Now do Daddy or Chips!

Gummy Panda

People who eat Chicken fillet rolls, what do you have in them?

I've seen people filling them up with mayo. Cold mayo on hot chicken doesn't sound too good.

Arnold Layne

WindSock wrote: »

Now do Daddy or Chips!

Chips!!

I don't mind sucking on chips, but.......!:eek:

VinnyTGM

I like a pie every now and again, but if I had to choose it would be for the rolls.

some_dose

Gummy Panda wrote: »

People who eat Chicken fillet rolls, what do you have in them?

I've seen people filling them up with mayo. Cold mayo on hot chicken doesn't sound too good.

Firstly, mayo/ketchup on the roll (which has been buttered). Loads of lettuce then. A smidgen of chopped red onion, hot chicken and top it off with cheese which will melt into it.

DELISH

K-9

PirateShampoo wrote: »

Deli's = cheap processed crap

You are telling Porkie Pies there.