Controversy as pasty wins the British Pie Award

Is a Pasty a Pie?

  • A Pasty is NOT a Pie and this is a scandal

    Votes: 23 47.9%
  • A Pasty IS a pie and therefor the rightful winner

    Votes: 6 12.5%
  • Who really cares if they are tasty

    Votes: 19 39.6%

  • Total voters
    48
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PK99

Legendary Member
Location
SW19
cant beat a good pork pie as long as its got some gooey jelly

Anything else isn't a pie.

The pork pies from the late lamented Thornley's Pork Butcher in Chorley were in a class of their own - just the perfect pepperiness and great tasting jelly. Pie, mustard and a pint! Eee, it were reet grand!
 

theclaud

Openly Marxist
Location
Swansea
I just bought a pie. :smile:

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Haitch

Flim Flormally
Location
Netherlands
A touching tale of family rivalry and pies on Teesside:

When Upex pies re-launched last November after a twenty year absence from Teesside’s culinary landscape, hungry punters practically knocked the shop over in their clamour to get one. Owner Steve Davies sold 1,400 in a matter of a few hours. Personally I am not surprised. Upex pies have been around for over a century and there are few things that attract brand loyalty like a pie. I should know, my own family was savagely divided by what can only be described as pork pie civil war. [read more]
 

deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
Location
Armonmy Way
<Lawyer mode>
The general meaning of "pie" is irrelevant here. The rules of the competition give a definition. Any entry that complies with the definition is valid.

3. All Pies in all Classes of the British Pie Awards must comply with being ‘a filling totally and wholly encased in pastry’. Entries which do not comply e.g. lattice topped, fruit topped, potato topped etc will not be submitted for judging.

Thus, in this instance, a pasty IS a pie.
</Lawyer mode>
Things are bound to get flaky once lawyers get involved.
 
....last Xmas I stayed in a small town called Pai, in the north of Thailand. No pies to be seen, but they had kebabs.

Doubt this helps in any way.....
 
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