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I got a pasty from that van at the bottom of Lyndhurst Road towards the end of last season. Have to say, it tasted okay, but I spent at least 15 minutes of the second half in the toilets.....
So, if I've been on it the night before, A Dewdney's goes down a treat before kick off, but otherwise a nuclear Pilgrim's at half time id perfectly acceptable.
So, if I've been on it the night before, A Dewdney's goes down a treat before kick off, but otherwise a nuclear Pilgrim's at half time id perfectly acceptable.
I'm Plymouth born and bred, but I have to admit I've never really understood the craze for Dewdney's pasties.
Ok course, I would eat them if I was hungry and a Dewdney's was close by, but it wouldn't be my first port of call.
Ok course, I would eat them if I was hungry and a Dewdney's was close by, but it wouldn't be my first port of call.
T
Tynan's Dad
Guest
I wonder of there was any sort of quality testing before decidwding who would have the catering contract?
In the past fortnight I have sampled six different pasty providers in my local area, checking a couple of them twice and have therefore been able to ensure I am aware of the pros and cons of each one when giving recommendations to people.
I would happily offer my pasty tasting services to Argyle next time the catering contract is up for renewal if they wanted some quality assurance from a semi-professional pasty taster. I also have pie tasting experience from several years worth of away games.
In the past fortnight I have sampled six different pasty providers in my local area, checking a couple of them twice and have therefore been able to ensure I am aware of the pros and cons of each one when giving recommendations to people.
I would happily offer my pasty tasting services to Argyle next time the catering contract is up for renewal if they wanted some quality assurance from a semi-professional pasty taster. I also have pie tasting experience from several years worth of away games.
TD, didn't it go to a vote a few season's back? There were a number of pasty suppliers in the frame and the supporters voted Nuclear Pilgrim.
The voting was rigged Richard.
Apparently, Pilgrim bribed their voters with a free pasty if they voted for them. :lol:
There should only ever be ONE pasty for PLYMOUTH Argyle and that's an Ivor.
No debate, end of and FACT. :lol:
Plus of course they sponsor this site. :scarf:
Apparently, Pilgrim bribed their voters with a free pasty if they voted for them. :lol:
There should only ever be ONE pasty for PLYMOUTH Argyle and that's an Ivor.
No debate, end of and FACT. :lol:
Plus of course they sponsor this site. :scarf:
POTY. :nworthy:Tynan's Dad":2itgyfk0 said:
When I was searching through my programmes the other month (which I ended up donating to a good cause) I came across the Pie of the Year 'Book'. :thumbs:
Ron Dewdney was the pasty talent in that family, I'd (almost) rather choke on a Ginsters than have an Ivor.
The pastys were excellent the first year of Bond Timber's sponsorship but they have gone down in quality in recent years. Thankfully not to the pre-Bond Timber days.
I always buy inside the ground to support the club.
I always buy inside the ground to support the club.
How about "The Friary Mill Explosion" ?
Great pasties in Ebrington Street - I guess they are still there ?
Keep the Faith :scarf:
Great pasties in Ebrington Street - I guess they are still there ?
Keep the Faith :scarf:
N
newquaygreen
Guest
if you had all bought your pasties in the home of pasties....Cornwall, you would not have had all that disappointment 
Pasties from St Stephens Place in Ridgeway are excellent. Lean meat and very tasty. Cooked on the premises.
