[Food] Amex Sausage Rolls

[BensGrandad]

Anyone know where they sell the fish n chips saw few people with some in north stand in their seats. I ended up with a lovely chicken,gammon and leek pie mind you that was only due to burgers and hot dogs sold out in north

The Fish and Chip stall is just across from the side of the shop by the bandstand on the left coming up from the station. They are not bad but very limited choice

 

[dazzer6666]

Anyone know where they sell the fish n chips saw few people with some in north stand in their seats. I ended up with a lovely chicken,gammon and leek pie mind you that was only due to burgers and hot dogs sold out in north

Used it several times, quality is pretty good. All freshly cooked. It’s by the entrance to the player’s car park.

 

[The Large One]

Clunk...What was that? oh yeah another chance for you to 'name drop'

You really are a prize prat aren't you? Do you have any idea how utterly meaningless that post it?

'Name-drop' - Jesus wept. Seriously, aside from your obsession with following me around the board, what is wrong with you?

 

[GOM]

They have all been taken to Bristol for sale at the Memorial by Mr Gorringe.

 

[kennyb]

can you bring food inside the stadium that you buy outside ie fish n chips etc

 

[Albion_Dave]

can you bring food inside the stadium that you buy outside ie fish n chips etc

Yes you can.

 

[BensGrandad]

Then sit in your seat to eat them, sounds a good idea for the Stoke game if I cannot get to Fillets.

 

[rigton70]

To be fair its a huge chunk of sausage meat with a small amount of pastry.

Not how a sausage roll should be in my opinion.

Eh?

Perfect sausage roll imo.

 

[dazzer6666]

Eh?

Perfect sausage roll imo.

Absolutely

 

[BensGrandad]

I think that for a perfecrt sausage roll you need a combination of tasty herby sausage and decent pastry. I think they would fail on the 2nd point due to the system of reheating them, if the pies are an example of their pastry.

 

[The Large One]

I think that for a perfecrt sausage roll you need a combination of tasty herby sausage and decent pastry. I think they would fail on the 2nd point due to the system of reheating them, if the pies are an example of their pastry.

They're not re-heated. Nor are the pies.

 

[BensGrandad]

They're not re-heated. Nor are the pies.

That is even more reason to criticize the pastry then as I assumed that they were, hence being soggy and soft the same as reheating in a microwave oven. Pastry should be crisp IMHO. Pehaps I should have said possibly due to the heating or as you say cooking and the process that they use.

 

[LamieRobertson]

That is even more reason to criticize the pastry then as I assumed that they were, hence being soggy and soft the same as reheating in a microwave oven. Pastry should be crisp IMHO. Pehaps I should have said possibly due to the heating or as you say cooking and the process that they use.

Did you dip it in ya tea?

 

[The Large One]

That is even more reason to criticize the pastry then as I assumed that they were, hence being soggy and soft the same as reheating in a microwave oven. Pastry should be crisp IMHO. Pehaps I should have said possibly due to the heating or as you say cooking and the process that they use.

And there your argument all falls down.

Crisp pastry in a pie? It's not a biscuit.

 

[rigton70]

They're not re-heated. Nor are the pies.

If there not re-heated how are they served hot?

 

[dazzer6666]

If there not re-heated how are they served hot?

Cooked on site.

 

[LamieRobertson]

If there not re-heated how are they served hot?

Stick one under your arm pit

 

[rigton70]

Cooked on site.

Ok..................................................................................................ay

 

[The Large One]

If there not re-heated how are they served hot?

Cooked on site.

They're delivered part-cooked. Each catering outlet then cooks its own in the ovens on site.

 

[rigton70]

And there your argument all falls down.

Crisp pastry in a pie? It's not a biscuit.

He may mean flakey which the top of the pie is.