Thank you Warrens Bakers

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wildstar
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Thank you Warrens Bakers

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Thank you Warrens for selling me the most sh*tty pasty i have ever had in my life ,i bought one had one free with the Cornish Gaurdian offer .Got them at Trago Mills Liskeard too hot to eat sot took them home some 20 miles ,one was from the day before and had been in the pasty warmer all brown and crispy ,that one went in the bin then started eating the better one well that tasted like sh*t so that went in the bin aswell .I emailed Warrens but no surprise they havent replied in a week so F**k you Warrens not buying from your shops ever again

rant over
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Malcom Barnecutts are better , or Ivor dewdneys if they are still around
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At least it was warm.

The last one I bought from them was cold as they weren't allowed to keep them warm due to the VAT rules.

The 'in shop' made ones are usually better, leave the Rowes, Oggy Oggy, Warrens & other Polish pastys for the emmetts.
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I do like Philps pasties in Hayle straight out the oven
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Tom the Baker's' pasties on the Pool industrial estate road are very good, good size for only £3 as well!
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badgerKDD wrote:Tom the Baker's' pasties on the Pool industrial estate road are very good, good size for only £3 as well!
lets face it, even a fun size pastie is gonna seem huge to you badger :)):
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Warrens pasties are disgusting, always have been.
Rowes are ok, but philps are good!
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billinom8s wrote:
badgerKDD wrote:Tom the Baker's' pasties on the Pool industrial estate road are very good, good size for only £3 as well!
lets face it, even a fun size pastie is gonna seem huge to you badger :)):
Haha I missed this one :)) :)) :)) , thanks Si, I'll be sticking to the kids menu on the RttB then ;) !
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badgerKDD wrote:
billinom8s wrote:
badgerKDD wrote:Tom the Baker's' pasties on the Pool industrial estate road are very good, good size for only £3 as well!
lets face it, even a fun size pastie is gonna seem huge to you badger :)):
Haha I missed this one :)) :)) :)) , thanks Si, I'll be sticking to the kids menu on the RttB then ;) !
Don't be so hard on Badger, was at McDonalds the other night with him & he ate all of his meal, nearly choked on the toy though.
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The little bakers shop around the corner from me makes some of the best Cornish sorry, Devonish Pasty's you'll find anywhere :D :D
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You just cannot beat a pasty made by Ivor Dewdney, grew up on them as a kid, they made me the man i am, (4 stone overweight), but they really are "the best in the West".
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:)): I like burgers
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Fry up for me!!!

If anyone wants a recommendation go and see Karen at bridles burgers and baps on souton in exeter,

Her breakfast bagette is a decent challenge.
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Used to be a pretty mean van at bridge but think he was kicked off so I'm up for anywhere I can get a good feed and coffee
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