Anyone heard of/had one before?

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pasty_barm

no, its not

 

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a bury baker by trade

Pasty barm in these parts coz we don't do pies.

 

Unless they're dawsons. In which case they're not pies they're culinary delights.

 

Sjm..... Bar be chick in athy is still there but it's more if a bakery shop now, also stocking dawsons finest. Not sure if they still sell roast chickens.

 

In fact I once bought a dawsons there and it had a wasp in it. Took it back and they just replaced it. The pie. Not the wasp.

pasty barms are ok as long as there not from carrs they are shite

Edited January 10, 201214 yr by aidybwfc

carrs are best cold

 

not a big fan of pastie shoppes either

 

do like burnden pie shop ones, but theyre a bit small so it needs to be 3

Do they not have black pudding barms in Bury?

Pasty barm in these parts coz we don't do pies.

 

Unless they're dawsons. In which case they're not pies they're culinary delights.

 

Sjm..... Bar be chick in athy is still there but it's more if a bakery shop now, also stocking dawsons finest. Not sure if they still sell roast chickens.

 

In fact I once bought a dawsons there and it had a wasp in it. Took it back and they just replaced it. The pie. Not the wasp.

 

I must have a ride over, thats outlasted Hecky Fleck near enough

Are Bury right and the rest of the world wrong then?

no, its not

 

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a bury baker by trade

 

Baker and confectioner? If so, what if someone wants a Blueberry 'thing' or Chocolate chip 'thing'?

Regarding teacake, I was in Dalton-In-Furness recently and was told a flourcake was, in fact, a teacake - I asked her why it had no currants and she replied "what? with chips..?"

Edited January 10, 201214 yr by Youri McAnespie

thats the place!!!

 

When did you go to school there?

Edited January 10, 201214 yr by SnoopJohnnyJohn

It's a barm

 

And now I feel disgusted in myself.

 

Oh and the only way to eat a pasty or pie is in a barm, sorry flour cake, sorry muffin.

In fact I once bought a dawsons there and it had a wasp in it. Took it back and they just replaced it. The pie. Not the wasp.

 

They missed a golden opportunity to tell you...

 

"sshhhh! keep your voice down, or everyone will want one..."

When did you go to school there?

 

EDIT not me

Edited January 10, 201214 yr by superjohnmcginlay

Pork pie cobs round here

Pork pie cobs round here

Does that not require a bib of some kind? Crusty bread, crumbly pastry, pork and jelly and the like - sounds beltin' though, maybe with a bit of HP sauce or Piccalilli?

Edited January 10, 201214 yr by Youri McAnespie

Are Bury right and the rest of the world wrong then?

 

 

Baker and confectioner? If so, what if someone wants a Blueberry 'thing' or Chocolate chip 'thing'?

Regarding teacake, I was in Dalton-In-Furness recently and was told a flourcake was, in fact, a teacake - I asked her why it had no currants and she replied "what? with chips..?"

 

in bury, bury folk decide

 

in bolton, bolton folk decide...not mancified toss

 

if they asked for a blueberry thing, they'd have got told we do bread, pies, pasties and muffins, try the u s of a

Does that not require a bib of some kind? Crusty bread, crumbly pastry, pork and jelly and the like - sounds beltin' though, maybe with a bit of HP sauce or Piccalilli?

 

People round there wear bibs to eat anyway.

I worked in Mansfield long enough to notice.

DIversify or die - Yankee Muffins are the future, nah, I suppose the customer is always right...

 

Speaking of Bury, what's happened there? I had to go into the town centre for the first time in years on Sunday and, I'm sad to say, that it now makes Bolton look like a total and utter hovel...especially as we've added yet another bombsite to our landscape with the demolition of Bolton College. An old part of Townleys has also recently bit the dust I notice.

Chocolate chip bun to me

Edited January 10, 201214 yr by matty2094

People round there wear bibs to eat anyway.

I worked in Mansfield long enough to notice.

 

Isn't Mansfield regarded as the nadir of Yorkshire? Even derided by their fellow Yorkies as backward?

I dated a mare from there for a few years spent some times, still have flashbacks

When did you go to school there?

 

left in 94

Speaking of Bury, what's happened there? I had to go into the town centre for the first time in years on Sunday and, I'm sad to say, that it now makes Bolton look like a total and utter hovel

 

its took a few weeks but he's got something reet

 

our bolton planner who lives in bury will be along to tell you that you're wrong, pdq

Now i went through this thread and read it all as i thought it was a wind up,no offence Matty but fcuk me pink

its barm

 

 

 

 

which suggests casino is reet as im a manc

In that case, shouldn't 'reet' be 'rite' pronounced with a silent 't'

Mmmm pasty barm.

 

Used to sneak out of School and nip for a pasty barm from Dawsons in Tyldesley at lunch. T'was bloody loverly. Well, they were much better than the shite served up in the school canteen back then!