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Hollands pie
What is your favourite Hollands pie?
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What is your favourite Hollands pie?
Can you buy these over the net from anywhere? |
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I'm quite partial to their meat and potato pies and my brother would probably consider swapping his children for a case of their steak puddings.
![]() He doesn't live in this country, so whenever him and his family arrive for a visit, their first port of call is always a good chippy. His wife thinks it's highly comical, because she doesn't think they're anything special. Though she does like English fish and chips. But his son is seven and he is already exhibiting signs of his father's steak and kidney pud addiction, too. |
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Steak puds...........
![]() and potato pies.......... ![]() Can't get them anywhere near me down in London but a few years ago one of my local supermarkets starting selling 4-packs of frozen Holland's steak puds...........it was great while it lasted......... He hee..........I remember driving through Baxenden and seeing the Holland's Pie Factory...........
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Only ever had one when I was in Warrington for the Rugby the other week, it was Steak and Kidney and it was very nice.
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I'm still pining for the taste of a Scotch Pie. I should have written to Iceland when they stopped selling them last year. A PM please from anyone who knows who their supplier was. Thanks
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Hollands steak & kidney puddings are to die for! I'm glad I can't get them round here, i'd end up looking like one....
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Hollands steak & kidney puddings are to die for! I'm glad I can't get them round here, i'd end up looking like one....
![]() You'd have chopped seasoned Meat and Gravy for Insides and a Pastry Hat and Coat for Skin?Well I never
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I wish you could - I miss meat and potato pies, you can't get them anywhere here in MK
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I wish you could - I miss meat and potato pies, you can't get them anywhere here in MK
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Hollands Steak and kidney puds and their Lancashire Hotpot - yum ![]() Quote:
Only ever had one when I was in Warrington for the Rugby the other week, it was Steak and Kidney and it was very nice.
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Meat pie is my fav which is quite hard to find.
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what am i missing here - i have never heard of them !!
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I prefer Bird Eye Steak & Kidney Pies or Pooles of Wigan Meat & Potato Pies.
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Oh that Holland's Pies. One of my friend's Dads worked there.
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Oh that Holland's Pies. One of my friend's Dads worked there.
I quite like them from chip shops but the ones I can buy from shops (either frozen or chilled) have a funny smell to them.
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Can you ask him if the pies sold in supermarkets are different to the ones in chip shops?
I quite like them from chip shops but the ones I can buy from shops (either frozen or chilled) have a funny smell to them. ![]() |
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Oh dear, sorry.
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Love the puddings, meat pies and cheese and onion pies. Tescos sell the full range in the freezer section and individual pies in the chilled department (this is in Manchester)
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Can you ask him if the pies sold in supermarkets are different to the ones in chip shops?
I quite like them from chip shops but the ones I can buy from shops (either frozen or chilled) have a funny smell to them. ![]() Quote:
I get them from Asda, don't all supermarkets sell them?
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They're only sold in the North West. And at Norwich football ground, because Delia Smith is a fan.
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Hollands pies rule. I knew they were North West, but I didn't realise how close to me they originated - just up the road in Haslingden
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I love the old steak puds - can't get em down south though - bloody racists!!
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They're only sold in the North West. And at Norwich football ground, because Delia Smith is a fan. ![]() FAR better than Pukkas!! |
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