Willy Dangle
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- Aug 31, 2011
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Help required.
Anyone know of decent Pie and Mash shop in or around Brighton.
Anyone know of decent Pie and Mash shop in or around Brighton.
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Pie n Mash
- Thread starter Willy Dangle
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scooter1
How soon is now?
Isn't there one in the same road as Jump Th Gun, but at the Church St end. There was a few years back, if it's still there?
Justice
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I had a wonderful steak and ale pie with mash from M&S last night.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Plenty pubs in Brighton will sell you bangers and mash for the best part of a tenner 
gregbrighton
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Nothing beats Pie n Mash n hot eels at F. Cooke's in Walthamstow High Road. I wish one would open up down here.
Normal Rob
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just had a haggis and creamy mash for lunch. It were gurt lush.
beardy gull
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Willy Dangle
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Can you eat in or is it just takeaway?
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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Plenty pubs in Brighton will sell you bangers and mash for the best part of a tenner
Wetherspoons or Harvester, sausage and mash for a fiver. no doubt in cafes too. i'll never understand why people pay premium prices for a quintessentially value-for-money, cheap product.
Cheap sausages are horrible though.
Worst of the wurst
Wouldn't happen in Germany.
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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true, *all* sausages are cheap, thats the point of them. we arent talking walls or richmond bangers, they serve up somthing that looks like actual minced meat.
We only have your word for that these days, Herr T.
After everything we were led to believe, turns out them Jermins are as bent as nine Mark note...
Reagulls
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- Jul 22, 2013
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Just round the corner from me, you can take away.
Pie mash and liquor for about a fiver, the liquor was a parsley tasting sauce and a seasoned beef mince pie.
It was fine for a fiver.
gregbrighton
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Wolfies of Hove is great. The pies and 'liquor' are home made/
Mo Gosfield
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- Aug 11, 2010
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Sounds good enough to me.....didn't know of pie, mash and liquor in the area....so at the next opportunity, the Gosfield express will be diverting there before/after a home game.
Except in a full English, shouldnt have posh herby sausages in an English.
Mo Gosfield
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- Aug 11, 2010
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You get what you pay for.
The cheap ' catering 4's and 8's you find in a lot of takeaways cost the proprietor about 15p -20p each and they sell them for approx £1.50. They contain about 30% meat. Usually split between pork and chicken, with maybe a bit of turkey in there as well. Throw in quite a lot of rusk, some recovered meat, connective tissue, fat, skin, wheatflour, soya and preservatives and you have something resembling a sausage. This is also the spec for cheaper supermarket varieties.
This is at the bottom end of the sausage market and sadly, its big business.
There is a hell of a lot around better than this stuff at the economy end and I think a lot of punters have upgraded in recent years. Supermarket shelves are full of local/regional brands. The local butcher has made his own for years and generally, these are very good, with plenty of choice.
Long live the good sausage!