Pie peas and gravy please.

Really glad your enjoyed the Flatbread, went really well. Thanks for trying and supporting what we are trying to do.

Lee

 

4 of us had it - 4 of us loved it pal.

Tasty and good value.

Keep up the good work. We do appreciate it.

 

Shocking to sell out of any product at Oakwell even at half time, nevermind so far before kick off.

 

The football isn't tempting me but that is!

 

well done for that pun @Mr C!

 

Presumably with knowing the ingredients?

 

The flatbread was the best thing i have tasted at Oakwell. That includes Leg-ends! It has taken over twenty years since I mentioned the offer should be improved on YTV.

 

Me too.

 

Does that mean if I buy a pie it comes in its plastic wrapper and I have to unwrap it myself?

 

It’s actually better this way and more hygienic.

Also, here’s a little secret - if you buy a pie at 2:55, keep it wrapped, and keep it in your coat pocket - it’s a perfect temperature for half-time without having to go back down and buy one. Several of us do this now after we copied a mate of ours who tried it!

 

Sadly, I'd just eaten so didn't partake but it It did look nice and a decent potion size.

 

Can't they pour peas and gravy into the packet?

 

Nah if you don't get 3rd degree burns on the inside of your mouth then it's too cold.

Plus I can't stand pukka pies for quite a few reasons. They're overpriced for what they are, the quality has dropped significantly over the years. Then there's a few reasons that would probably get me in the dock next to Barton if I didn't word perfectly.
I'm still a little confused how they're served though. Do you get a tray or anything to put it in or just a pie in a wrapper? I'm not saying that's a bad thing but I'm easily confused

 

.

 

It comes as normal, in it’s foil tray. And then the whole lot is in a thin clear but branded Pukka wrapper which is perforated slightly. With the feel of the wrapper, it also seems the biodegradable type too.

I actually think it’s the right thing to do long-term. No hygiene issues or cross contamination.

Similar to this-

 

What’s Natasha’s law ? Suppose I could just google it

 

Isn't it that lass that died because she was told something did nt have an ingredient in that she was allergic to which resulted in a anaphylatic shock which killed her. Now everything has to be clearly labelled and staff are expected to know the ingredients of everything they serve.

 

Natasha died after eating a sandwich from Pret A Manger that had sesame seeds in it that weren’t listed on the packaging. The law says that all pre packaged food that is sold anywhere has to have a full list of ingredients and allergens need to be clearly highlighted.

 

Was the chicken thing a fiver? And we're calling that good value?

 

You won't find it much cheaper