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Herr Tubthumper

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Jul 11, 2003
62,746
The Fatherland
I have just been to Shoreham with my lunch buddy Uter and visited The Beach House where Piglet's Pantry sell their fayre. I tested the steak and ale pie which was excellent, herby crust, generous meat filling and reasonably priced.

I have also purchased the rest of the range which is currently sitting in my kitchen. I'll update you as I work my way through them, although I have subcontracted the vegetarian number to my wife.

The owner, Jo, is a lovely lady and I had a long chat with her about the pies, the Albion and the future for her business.

I really hope these are a major success.
 








Tom Hark Preston Park

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Jul 6, 2003
72,380
I have just been to Shoreham with my lunch buddy Uter and visited The Beach House where Piglet's Pantry sell their fayre. I tested the steak and ale pie which was excellent, herby crust, generous meat filling and reasonably priced.

I have also purchased the rest of the range which is currently sitting in my kitchen. I'll update you as I work my way through them, although I have subcontracted the vegetarian number to my wife.

The owner, Jo, is a lovely lady and I had a long chat with her about the pies, the Albion and the future for her business.

I really hope these are a major success.

How much do they cost?
 






Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003
57,320
Back in Sussex
Will we be allowed to buy them in the North Stand, or will that be a "pie dry" stand? And why has no-one mentioned the most pressing issue? FORKS.

It was mentioned when the pie story broke. Son of pie maker claims the pies to be of a consistency that means there is no need for any fork action.

It's a bold claim, I grant you.
 


Tom Hark Preston Park

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Jul 6, 2003
72,380
It was mentioned when the pie story broke. Son of pie maker claims the pies to be of a consistency that means there is no need for any fork action.

It's a bold claim, I grant you.

This calls for an NSC controlled tasting under fork-free laboratory conditions
 






Shoreham Beach Seagull

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May 6, 2009
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Shoreham Beach
I have just been to Shoreham with my lunch buddy Uter and visited The Beach House where Piglet's Pantry sell their fayre. I tested the steak and ale pie which was excellent, herby crust, generous meat filling and reasonably priced.

I have also purchased the rest of the range which is currently sitting in my kitchen. I'll update you as I work my way through them, although I have subcontracted the vegetarian number to my wife.

The owner, Jo, is a lovely lady and I had a long chat with her about the pies, the Albion and the future for her business.

I really hope these are a major success.

Really can't see her input about the albion being too great, unless she actually listens to half the things I say
 


















Herr Tubthumper

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NSC Patron
Jul 11, 2003
62,746
The Fatherland
This calls for an NSC controlled tasting under fork-free laboratory conditions

This bold claim holds true.

Me and Uter sat on a bench in the church gardens and ate a pie each with no cutlery or even a serviette for that matter. Neither of us had a problem. A brief lick of the lips at the end was all that was needed.
 


Herr Tubthumper

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Jul 11, 2003
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The Fatherland
£1.50 Small
£2.00 Large Veg
£2.50 Large Chicken or Steak

I understand there is going to be a mark up at the ground though. They will be a little more than the prices in the cafe.
 


Tom Hark Preston Park

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Jul 6, 2003
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Really can't see her input about the albion being too great, unless she actually listens to half the things I say

Can you ask her to not sell tea or any other drinks that require purchasers to faff about unduly? Don't want to be stuck in a Withdean-style mega-queue, unable to reach AMEX pies!
 
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Herr Tubthumper

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Jul 11, 2003
62,746
The Fatherland
Really can't see her input about the albion being too great, unless she actually listens to half the things I say

It was more to do with the stadium and the facilities to be honest.
 


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