Tesco sausage rolls. Hot. Brown sauce.

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Originally Posted by PSRB

It is a very Northern thing, every town has a Greggs

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Pretty much the same in the south now.
Everywhere I go had a Greggs and a Subway.

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Originally Posted by Rich

Have you had the Fortnum & Mason's wons? Absolutely spectacular. Packed full of meat*

I packed your mum full of meat.

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Why on earth would one go to Fortnum & Mason and buy sausage rolls?

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Originally Posted by Burney

Why on earth would one go to Fortnum & Mason and buy sausage rolls?

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Because Rich has to keep up his character and expects a certain reaction.

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Originally Posted by Pat Vegas

Because Rich has to keep up his character and expects a certain reaction.

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I bet the meat is of far too good a quality and the pastry too crisp. These are crucial aspects of Greggs' sausage rolls imo.

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Originally Posted by Burney

Why on earth would one go to Fortnum & Mason and buy sausage rolls?

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Not as a matter of course. But if you happen to be in there then you really should get one. I assure you that you'll never have one more delicious.

Greggs seem like a disappointment in comparison. Greggs ones are also too soft and, as a result, are essentially over before they started.

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Originally Posted by Rich

Not as a matter of course. But if you happen to be in there then you really should get one. I assure you that you'll never have one more delicious.

Greggs seem like a disappointment in comparison. Greggs ones are also too soft and, as a result, are essentially over before they started.

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There you are, you see? The softness is very much part of the appeal of Greggs efforts for me.

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Originally Posted by Pat Vegas

Because Rich has to keep up his character and expects a certain reaction.

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When I lived in Kensington, I did used to pop to Knightsbridge get the best kebab ever and at £12 it needed to be!!

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Originally Posted by Burney

There you are, you see? The softness is very much part of the appeal of Greggs efforts for me.

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The softness makes me doubt the quality of the meat being used, though. The F&M wons are about 2 inches high by 3 inches wide. 75% of that is meat and this, for me, makes for a great meat to pastry ratio.

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Originally Posted by PSRB

When I lived in Kensington, I did used to pop to Knightsbridge get the best kebab ever and at £12 it needed to be!!

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£12 is about standard now PSRB :-(

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Originally Posted by Pat Vegas

£12 is about standard now PSRB :-(

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£4.25 for me, it's bloody ace as well