Still can’t get them in WSL. ****ing annoyingPiglets supply other clubs too so I suspect the filling is more mass produced now.
The sausage rolls in the North are the business still
Still can’t get them in WSL. ****ing annoyingPiglets supply other clubs too so I suspect the filling is more mass produced now.
The sausage rolls in the North are the business still
Higgedy Pies from Shoreham include cheese in their pastry.I was under the impression that all the pies are vegan pastry.
Or the WSU - how difficult is it to add an extra pastry product to the menus in the West?Still can’t get them in WSL. ****ing annoying
I’ve given up….messaged Piglets and the club, they blame each otherHiggedy Pies from Shoreham include cheese in their pastry.
Or the WSU - how difficult is it to add an extra pastry product to the menus in the West?
Thanks for alerting me, i was under the impression I was only paying £5 for a Brighton burger, no wonder my save the change balance is significantly up!
All true, the Meat Industry is worth trillions so anyone with half a brain can see they’ll always attack veganism. I’m a meat eater too, albeit am reducing for environmental impact reasons. There are alternatives. But not planets as far we currently know!Good job regurgitating false points.
Tofu is extremely healthy, much more so than carcinogenic red meat for sure.
The killing animal points is even more hilarious.
Meat eaters eat crops top.
Meat eaters eat livestock.
The livestock eats huge numbers of crops that also involves killing local wildlife. Meat eaters diets involve more animals being killed than a vegans before you even eat the livestock animals.
Over 78% of soy bean grown worldwide is for livestock feed.
90% of the soy from the Amazon is grown for livestock.
But congratulations on believing meat industry/anti vegan propaganda because you dislike vegans too.
I meant Piglet pies.Higgedy Pies from Shoreham include cheese in their pastry.
Or the WSU - how difficult is it to add an extra pastry product to the menus in the West?
I spoke to the team at Piglets when I went to collect some of the excess stock they were selling off at the start of the COVID stuff. They said that they would like to sell them in all areas but it was a club decision.I’ve given up….messaged Piglets and the club, they blame each other
Brentford away, 15 or so years ago. The burgers were frozen in the middle. There were scenes. And with one crappy toilet we were all pissing through the chicken wire fence at half time. Wankers. Brentford can still do one, as far as I am concerned.Football fan reveals grim 'undercooked' loaded bacon chips he bought https://mol.im/a/11709695 via https://dailym.ai/android
Im not happy with the Amex lack of healthy and veggie/ vegan food, but at least I think we can all agree the standard exceeds the awful 'food' at some clubs.
Never though there would be a blame game reason as to whose fault it is that sausage rolls aren’t available in the west stand! Must be some kind of cover up!I spoke to the team at Piglets when I went to collect some of the excess stock they were selling off at the start of the COVID stuff. They said that they would like to sell them in all areas but it was a club decision.
Yet after every match in our 1901 lounge there are loads of vegan pies left and none of any meat based ones.Football fan reveals grim 'undercooked' loaded bacon chips he bought https://mol.im/a/11709695 via https://dailym.ai/android
Im not happy with the Amex lack of healthy and veggie/ vegan food, but at least I think we can all agree the standard exceeds the awful 'food' at some clubs.
The vegan lobby mantra that all livestock farming is bad for the planet is no more true than the meat industry mantra that there are no environmental issues with meat production or consumption.All true, the Meat Industry is worth trillions so anyone with half a brain can see they’ll always attack veganism. I’m a meat eater too, albeit am reducing for environmental impact reasons. There are alternatives. But not planets as far we currently know!
Better. Better for environment.The vegan lobby mantra that all livestock farming is bad for the planet is no more true than the meat industry mantra that there are no environmental issues with meat production or consumption.
The IPCC stated that livestock farming in parts of the world (eg Northern Europe) is ‘part of the solution’ whereas clearly cutting down rainforest for beef feed lots is a disaster. Almond production for ‘milk’ is an eco nonsense whereas cows milk produced from grass makes a massive contribution to confronting climate change. Palm oil production (all for human consumption, none is used for feed livestock) is responsible for vast areas of habitat destruction across Asia, whilst transporting lamb 12000 miles from New Zealand (where the indiscriminate use of 10 80 poison is wiping out bird life on a shocking scale) is equally damaging.
As always, there is a need for balance. Something we really appear to struggle with in our polarised opinionated society, but if we are going to truly combat change we ALL need to drop our personal prejudices and work together for the common good.
They don’t. Certainly didn’t in October anyway.Fascinating thread. Do you know if the special pies are available in the away end and how much in advance they are announced? I really fancy one of those bombay potato pies on the 18th.
Ah but you're comparing grass fed cattle to Californian almonds which is a false comparison.The vegan lobby mantra that all livestock farming is bad for the planet is no more true than the meat industry mantra that there are no environmental issues with meat production or consumption.
The IPCC stated that livestock farming in parts of the world (eg Northern Europe) is ‘part of the solution’ whereas clearly cutting down rainforest for beef feed lots is a disaster. Almond production for ‘milk’ is an eco nonsense whereas cows milk produced from grass makes a massive contribution to confronting climate change. Palm oil production (all for human consumption, none is used for feed livestock) is responsible for vast areas of habitat destruction across Asia, whilst transporting lamb 12000 miles from New Zealand (where the indiscriminate use of 10 80 poison is wiping out bird life on a shocking scale) is equally damaging.
As always, there is a need for balance. Something we really appear to struggle with in our polarised opinionated society, but if we are going to truly combat change we ALL need to drop our personal prejudices and work together for the common good.