Cornish pasties, where to get em ?

[Fensta_EFC]

In my youth i went on holidays to Cornwall and Devon with the family. The long lasting memory i have is that pasties down there were way better than anything ya can get up here. Forget supermarkets / Greggs / Sayers etc. Is there an authentic pasty place in this city that I don't know of ? Recommendations ?

 

[Rita_Poon]

In my youth i went on holidays to Cornwall and Devon with the family. The long lasting memory i have is that pasties down there were way better than anything ya can get up here. Forget supermarkets / Greggs / Sayers etc. Is there an authentic pasty place in this city that I don't know of ? Recommendations ?

Cornwall?

 

[Kurt.]

The Dutchies, on the left hand side.

 

[tommye]

The Dutchies, on the left hand side.

That's bad. Real bad.


Even for you ffs

 

[BlueInNZ]

Have a go at making your own. They are quite simple to make.

 

[Joey66]

In my youth i went on holidays to Cornwall and Devon with the family. The long lasting memory i have is that pasties down there were way better than anything ya can get up here. Forget supermarkets / Greggs / Sayers etc. Is there an authentic pasty place in this city that I don't know of ? Recommendations ?

Its there national snack - you should have no problem fining a good bakery..... with a Cornish Pasty - I was in Wales a few weeks back & tried a Welsh Ogi pastie @Kurt. should know all about them - made with Leeks & beef mince etc very expensive at £5.25p but TBF they were massive like scouse in a pastry .....

They were only £4 & I named dropped Kurt & had to pay extra - I got told their women's football team were top class too.....

 

[Mr. White]

West Cornwall Pasty Company.

Not based in the city, but baked in Cornwall, and sold via regional retailers.

Great supplier.

 

[SJB]

West Cornwall Pasty Company.

Not based in the city

Not based in the city of Cornwall?

 

[Mr. White]

Not based in the city of Cornwall?

Apologies, I should have replied to the opening post. As in not in the city of Liverpool... I assume that's what the OP meant...

 

[GoldenToffee]

Love a good Cornish, cold, and with HP sauce.

 

[Blue 1]

West Cornwall Pasty Company.

Not based in the city, but baked in Cornwall, and sold via regional retailers.

Great supplier.

They are Samworth Brothers crap, same company that makes Ginsters. No self-respecting Cornishman would eat them.

 

[RufusCat]

Love a good Cornish, cold, and with HP sauce.

No artificial additives of any kind is best, for me.

 

[Kurt.]

Its there national snack - you should have no problem fining a good bakery..... with a Cornish Pasty - I was in Wales a few weeks back & tried a Welsh Ogi pastie @Kurt. should know all about them - made with Leeks & beef mince etc very expensive at £5.25p but TBF they were massive like scouse in a pastry .....

They were only £4 & I named dropped Kurt & had to pay extra - I got told their women's football team were top class too.....

Never had an Ogie in my life, not my cup of tea. Years ago there was a bakery in town which made their own pasties in a flaky pastry, they were a thing of beauty. Sadly the place closed down a few years ago and now all the bakeries around here tend to make their pasties with a shortcrust pastry instead, which is disappointing.

PS

I’ve visited every shop in wales and told them if a grumpy man wearing a Dyson t-shirt and an I Jersey bucket hat comes into the establishment please be sure to charge him double.

 

[Eggs]

In my youth i went on holidays to Cornwall and Devon with the family. The long lasting memory i have is that pasties down there were way better than anything ya can get up here. Forget supermarkets / Greggs / Sayers etc. Is there an authentic pasty place in this city that I don't know of ? Recommendations ?

….what city?

 

[coollino]

No doubt Starmer has banned these