May 11, 201214 yr Good for parking then rather than the usual silly sods who just dump their car outside at the bottom of the Lane. Excellent. Yep and I expect for better passing trade, especially when the open the Tesco Express right next door.
May 11, 201214 yr Piggotts Butchers, Biggleswade They do some cracking home made pies -just had a peppered steak pie for lunch. Cracking! Probably a bit far for most of you to travel though ehh by ek im supposed to be going to a wedding in biggleswade in july - followed by a very posh do in sandy ? but as true northerner i shall be checking out the finest ale & said butchers - thanks
May 11, 201214 yr ehh by ek im supposed to be going to a wedding in biggleswade in july - followed by a very posh do in sandy ? but as true northerner i shall be checking out the finest ale & said butchers - thanks A posh do in Sandy? - I can't think where that would be to be honest Anyway, if in Sandy, there is Gunns Bakery on the market square that make magnificent pies as well. If you want to check out some decent ale, then get yourself down to the Engineers Arms (http://www.engineersarms.co.uk/) in Henlow, which is about 3 miles from Biggleswade, quite close to where I live actually.............a proper ale house
May 11, 201214 yr A posh do in Sandy? - I can't think where that would be to be honest Anyway, if in Sandy, there is Gunns Bakery on the market square that make magnificent pies as well. If you want to check out some decent ale, then get yourself down to the Engineers Arms (http://www.engineersarms.co.uk/) in Henlow, which is about 3 miles from Biggleswade, quite close to where I live actually.............a proper ale house thanks for the info - the do is at south farm - shing cum wendy ?if that means anything to you ?
May 11, 201214 yr When our Norwegian friends were over we introduced them to Whittakers pies, they could not get enough of them. Same with the Pastie shop in Churchgate, they thought those were fantastic. If a shop as such could take the recipe and replicate it in norway they`d make a fortune.
May 11, 201214 yr thanks for the info - the do is at south farm - shing cum wendy ?if that means anything to you ? South Farm in Shingay-Cum-Wendy is very nice, some friends of mine got married there the other year. It's got massive grounds, so a load of people took tents and camped over. They've also got a couple rooms and a few traditional "Romany" caravans that you can kip in. Pretty good fun actually. It's not really Sandy though, more Royston really. If you're not staying over, it'll be a fair taxi ride back to either Sandy or Biggleswade if that's where you are staying, unless you try a couple of the local B&B's but I couldn't comment on what they are like, as I've never tried them with it being so close to where I live Edit: forgot to add, you'll be wanting to take your wallett, as I seem to recall it's around ?4.00 for a pint - unless it's a proper wedding and the bar is free all night! Edited May 11, 201214 yr by CWP
May 11, 201214 yr South Farm in Shingay-Cum-Wendy is very nice, some friends of mine got married there the other year. It's got massive grounds, so a load of people took tents and camped over. They've also got a couple rooms and a few traditional "Romany" caravans that you can kip in. Pretty good fun actually. It's not really Sandy though, more Royston really. If you're not staying over, it'll be a fair taxi ride back to either Sandy or Biggleswade if that's where you are staying, unless you try a couple of the local B&B's but I couldn't comment on what they are like, as I've never tried them with it being so close to where I live Edit: forgot to add, you'll be wanting to take your wallett, as I seem to recall it's around ?4.00 for a pint - unless it's a proper wedding and the bar is free all night! thanks for the info again - theyre loaded so i guess it will be freebies all day - could get messy - they may regret inviting uncle knob head !
May 11, 201214 yr my grandma used to get me a butter pie from case every Saturday..never had a better butter pie since
May 11, 201214 yr my grandma used to get me a butter pie from case every Saturday..never had a better butter pie since That was Friday lunch treat for me. Cut in quarters with a dab of HP. Lovely. I also miss their chocolate boxes.
May 11, 201214 yr haha in quarters too, madness. dunno about the hp sauce though might have to try bowens go through aggy quite abit, that Tesco will look decent aswell I reckon.
May 11, 201214 yr haha in quarters too, madness. dunno about the hp sauce though might have to try bowens go through aggy quite abit, that Tesco will look decent aswell I reckon. Its the only place to come close to the legendary cases, their whist pie are bloody marvellous! Not sure we need a Tesco in Aggy but anything is better than the boarded up eyesore it was.
May 11, 201214 yr Galloways pies are the bollocks surely none of your efforts beat anything made in the pie capital of the world?
May 11, 201214 yr I agre Denn, they are better than Dawsons, but, having said that, Dawsons are very good and peppery I've recently been introduced to Dawsons pies and they're crackin - proper peppery too like you said.
May 11, 201214 yr The rat-infested, dilapidated cafe that used to be at the market, before it was done up all posh like used to do a belting plate meat pie.
May 11, 201214 yr What the fuck is a butter pie? edit: just looked it up, only filled with potato and onions - sounds shit. Edited May 11, 201214 yr by CWP
May 11, 201214 yr What the fuck is a butter pie? Tis a Catholic thing I think. We had a bakers in HTown called Case's owned (not pwned) by the Case family. They were big left footers and way back didn't sell meat on a Friday only Butter pies. They're basically a potato & onion pie, which sounds shit, but honestly, they're not.
May 11, 201214 yr They're basically a potato & onion pie, which sounds shit, but honestly, they're not. Sounds like something you might get 4 of for ?1 in Iceland Savoury pies without meat in, I've never heard of anything so ridiculous!
May 11, 201214 yr Galloways pies are the bollocks surely none of your efforts beat anything made in the pie capital of the world? i find Galloways pies salty but love there sausage rolls
May 11, 201214 yr Sounds like something you might get 4 of for ?1 in Iceland Savoury pies without meat in, I've never heard of anything so ridiculous! See, I didn't have you down as judgemental like that prior to trying something. Putting Case's and Iceland in one breath will send you to hell! There's people post on here go in the Pound bakery I bet. Now, I am going to be judgemental without trying anything from there.
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