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Thrifty non-licker
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Originunknown
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Can't stand raisins, yuck
- Jul 10, 2003
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Looks a bit greasy
Deep fried hot cross buns.
It's a no from me.
It's a no from me.
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That’s cos they’re hot. You know like Hot Cross Buns.
I don’t know what you do in Hangleton - bread and dripping I expect.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,778
I wasn't talking about the buns
And I'm from Mile Oak, it's you who is from Hangleton - remember ?
studio150
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Why would anyone want to queue for these to look horrible
We know journalism isn’t your thing. Neither it seems is presentation.
SeagullRic
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Went yesterday to stock up and avoid the queues today, that photos not doing them justice at all though!
LamieRobertson
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Stick to weather reporting (excluding fog)
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You have a point there Meg. All arranged nicely on plate now.
I’ll upload something later.
I’ll upload something later.
The Large One
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For all the grizzling about the presentation or the look of those hot cross buns, that is down to Timmy's appalling photography.
Raven's hot cross buns are - by a country mile - the best in town. Home made (well, the bakery is in the part of the shop out the back), fresh, a good price (50p each), a fairly sizeable. They taste fab too - and are certainly not greasy nor deep-fried
Raven's hot cross buns are - by a country mile - the best in town. Home made (well, the bakery is in the part of the shop out the back), fresh, a good price (50p each), a fairly sizeable. They taste fab too - and are certainly not greasy nor deep-fried
Daddies_Sauce
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- Jun 27, 2008
- 885
"Raven's hot cross buns are - by a country mile - the best in town." - Agreed.
60p this year. unfortunate that the manageress has decided to change the resourcing arrangements, huge queue with just herself serving this morning, when normally there would have been 5 or 6 serving. A number of customers have commented about the decline in resourcing arrangements since old Mr Raven sadly passed away. I hope Ravens take note and do not go down hill, handing custom to the growing local competition. That would be a very sad loss.
60p this year. unfortunate that the manageress has decided to change the resourcing arrangements, huge queue with just herself serving this morning, when normally there would have been 5 or 6 serving. A number of customers have commented about the decline in resourcing arrangements since old Mr Raven sadly passed away. I hope Ravens take note and do not go down hill, handing custom to the growing local competition. That would be a very sad loss.
- Nov 3, 2015
- 3,460
Proper bakers, Ravens, selling honest, wholesome, fresh baked bread, like the bakers of my childhood. Used to be my local bakers, but sadly now my local bakers is one of those ridiculous, poncy, overpriced “artisan” bakers. I went in there once to try and get some baps to make some nice bacon butties with. The girl behind the counter gawped at me like I’d just arrived from another planet.
suppose it's how and what you asked for!!
seagulls4ever
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- Oct 2, 2003
- 4,338
The Ravens hype is something I'll never get. Nothing special at all.
Tom Bombadil
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It might be timmy's terrible photography but some of those don't looked properly cooked
- Nov 3, 2015
- 3,460
Oh yes, maybe that’s what it was... she didn’t have any baps though, I ended up having to go to Sainsbury’s instead, where I got some lovely oven bottom muffins
