A pie chart

[twentysix by twentyfive]

This pie place is a super ride. But they also do Pies by Post http://www.piesbypost.co.uk/

 

[vernon]

New T-shirt (NWS?)

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Nah.

This would look better.

 

[craigwend]

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

Mrs M and I shall be having a few days away in York in May, so I mentioned that it might be a good idea to pick up some porcine pie-ery on the route home. Boroughbridge, Thirsk and Northallerton will be visited.

 

[Brandane]

M&S Key Lime Pie is the best.
I have tried for a week in the homeland of KLP to find a better one, but so far without success.
I have one week left to continue with my mission (by Tricross, which is not missing the wind and rain).

 

[vernon]

Mrs M and I shall be having a few days away in York in May, so I mentioned that it might be a good idea to pick up some porcine pie-ery on the route home. Boroughbridge, Thirsk and Northallerton will be visited.

A better itinerary would be Boroughbridge - don't forget the farmhouse sausage, black pudding and bacon, Ripon - Appletons (best eaten warm) and Marleys, Bedale - Cockburns (large variety of pies) and Asquiths directly opposite.

Northallerton has a great but expensive grocers Lewis and Coopers which should have Bothams of Whitby pies plus at least two more plus a good selection of cheeses - Coverdale is particularly recommended if you are tempted by the Simnel cake check the price tag on the bottom of the cake - it will save you from fainting at the till. J Thompson is a short walk to the left of Lewis and Coopers and has a decent range of pies. It also has a tea shop and cafe upstairs.

Enjoy the pie trail.

I'll be travelling up to Scotland May Bank holiday via Boroughbridge and at least one other pie shop to pick up porcine supplies on my way to Knockengorroch festival near Cairsphairn.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

A better itinerary would be Boroughbridge - don't forget the farmhouse sausage, black pudding and bacon, Ripon - Appletons (best eaten warm) and Marleys, Bedale - Cockburns (large variety of pies) and Asquiths directly opposite.

Northallerton has a great but expensive grocers Lewis and Coopers which should have Bothams of Whitby pies plus at least two more plus a good selection of cheeses - Coverdale is particularly recommended if you are tempted by the Simnel cake check the price tag on the bottom of the cake - it will save you from fainting at the till. J Thompson is a short walk to the left of Lewis and Coopers and has a decent range of pies. It also has a tea shop and cafe upstairs.

Enjoy the pie trail.

I'll be travelling up to Scotland May Bank holiday via Boroughbridge and at least one other pie shop to pick up porcine supplies on my way to Knockengorroch festival near Cairsphairn.

That looks a do-able route homewards

 

[Accy cyclist]

You haven't come over to Lancashire i see. Any particular reason?

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

You haven't come over to Lancashire i see. Any particular reason?

He's keeping to a strict pietinerary.

 

[TVC]

You haven't come over to Lancashire i see. Any particular reason?

A Wigan kebab may be too much evan for a Scotsman.

 

[vernon]

You haven't come over to Lancashire i see. Any particular reason?

Yes. The pies are shite there. . I haven't explored all the pie shops in Yorkshire yet.

The black puddings are OK though.

 

[Accy cyclist]

Yes. The pies are shite there.

The black puddings are OK though.

I know you're not a fan of the mass produced pies but i find the mass produced Poole's Pies of Wigan to be way better than Holland's and Clayton Park pies. You should try them!

 

[vernon]

I did have a pie in Wigan when I cycled from Liverpool to Leeds along the canal. I liked it but it was pre-pie chart and I can't recall it's source. I'm not totally averse to mass produced pies - I do have a soft spot for the Morrisons' hand moulded pork pies baked in-house though I can't say that I've seen any on sale recently.

 

[Accy cyclist]

I did have a pie in Wigan when I cycled from Liverpool to Leeds along the canal. I liked it but it was pre-pie chart and I can't recall it's source. I'm not totally averse to mass produced pies - I do have a soft spot for the Morrisons' hand moulded pork pies baked in-house though I can't say that I've seen any on sale recently.

Have you been here? http://www.malhamdale.com/townend.htm The best pork pie i've had but i'm not a big pork pie fan, so they might not be all that good? Anyway, they seem to be full of pork not mush!

 

[vernon]

Have you been here? http://www.malhamdale.com/townend.htm The best pork pie i've had but i'm not a big pork pie fan, so they might not be all that good? Anyway, they seem to be full of pork not mush!

I'll add it to the to do list.