View Poll Results: What is the best pie?

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  • Beef and Bacon

    6 3.55%
  • Butter Chicken

    9 5.33%
  • Steak

    5 2.96%
  • Steak and Cheese

    46 27.22%
  • Steak and Mushroom

    14 8.28%
  • Steak and Onion

    6 3.55%
  • Mince

    2 1.18%
  • Mince and Cheese

    25 14.79%
  • Chicken

    6 3.55%
  • Bacon and Egg

    10 5.92%
  • Lamb and Mint

    7 4.14%
  • Other?

    33 19.53%
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Thread: Pies

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    HAS to be a Clark's Pie - but unfortunately, you can only get them in and around Cardiff. Only thing I miss from home. Apart from Brains Dark, Welsh Brewers HB, and several other rather pleasant brews.

    Must take a trip back home, some time........
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    Quote Originally Posted by James Deuce View Post
    I like Maketu Pies. Thick gravy. Tender steak. Real cheese, not the processed garbage in Mrs Macs or Irvines.
    I respect your opinion Dude, however, while repping out that way couple of years ago, I bought and enjoyed one - YUM, so being a pig, bought another one - YUK, fill of gristle and definitely not tasting edible, - it has to be pretty to go out the window as it did.

    It might be a one off tho......

    BTW this thread has got the old mouth watering - one thing not available here in Bahrain is a genuine meat pie - (and decent bread except when the weekly Irish delivery arrives) ...when I get home the compulsory stop will once again be the Top Dairy in Kihikihi, for an OXFORD PIE - pref steak and cheese, but all OXFORDS I've tried so far are fabulous, get amongst them!

    Steak and onion = primo also!

    The other "must do"for Pie Lovers (Listening Maxx?) is the two time maker of NZ's best pie - based in Bethlehem, Tauranga - in the new shopping centre there adjacent to Countdown....sounds like the basis for a RTE (Ride to Eat) outing.............

    Good thread Guys................
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    Quote Originally Posted by shafty View Post
    I respect your opinion Dude, however, while repping out that way couple of years ago, I bought and enjoyed one - YUM, so being a pig, bought another one - YUK, fill of gristle and definitely not tasting edible, - it has to be pretty to go out the window as it did.

    It might be a one off tho......

    BTW this thread has got the old mouth watering - one thing not available here in Bahrain is a genuine meat pie - (and decent bread except when the weekly Irish delivery arrives) ...when I get home the compulsory stop will once again be the Top Dairy in Kihikihi, for an OXFORD PIE - pref steak and cheese, but all OXFORDS I've tried so far are fabulous, get amongst them!

    Steak and onion = primo also!

    The other "must do"for Pie Lovers (Listening Maxx?) is the two time maker of NZ's best pie - based in Bethlehem, Tauranga - in the new shopping centre there adjacent to Countdown....sounds like the basis for a RTE (Ride to Eat) outing.............

    Good thread Guys................
    Bakery tour when you get back mate?
    Could be a theme for the Tagorama - how many bakeries in the area can I get a photo in front of......
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    Quote Originally Posted by Highlander View Post
    Bakery tour when you get back mate?
    Could be a theme for the Tagorama - how many bakeries in the area can I get a photo in front of......
    Sounds like a ripper idea Highlander!

    The other note I'll make about pies is...in my opinion you shouldn't scrimp on cost when investing in a pie - the anticipation can be so great, you don't want to end up dissappointed!
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    As far as service station pies go mrs mac pepper steak is also a goodie

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    In Hawera used to be Frasers cake shop,mean mince pies made over many,many years,when business sold the recipe went to new owner who worked there,alas has closed down.

    Can't beat an Andersons' pie naki wide.
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    I had a brain fart some time ago, it was a Pied Run to Ratahei (they had the best pie shop around once yes?) but it never got past the thought process, it actually morfed into something else but thats whole another story.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shafty View Post
    , for an OXFORD PIE - pref steak and cheese, but all OXFORDS I've tried so far are fabulous, get amongst them!
    I would draw attention to one factor that seems to have been overlooked in this thread - so far anyway.

    Whilst I agree that Oxford make a decent pie, as do many other piemen, they can vary enormously from outlet to outlet.

    F'rinstance. There is a dairy in the same block as my shop. They sell Oxford pies. But I won't buy 'em from there, nor any other brand of pie either, because they heat 'em up in the microwave and then stick 'em in the pie warmer. Microwaved pastry has the texture of smegma and never recovers its proper consistency. Trouble is the dairy owners are Indian and vegetarian to boot, so they wouldn't know what the hell to do with a pie anyway.

    I have tried to explain what should happen but I may as well talk to the wall...

    Mind you, it stops me gobbling pies all day and getting enormously fat...
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    I had a big ben pie last night. But I followed DB's advice and drowned it in worcestershire sauce then chucked some heinz sauce on the side and it turned out pretty bloody nice all things considered.


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    Quote Originally Posted by shafty View Post
    I respect your opinion Dude, however, while repping out that way couple of years ago, I bought and enjoyed one - YUM, so being a pig, bought another one - YUK, fill of gristle and definitely not tasting edible, - it has to be pretty to go out the window as it did.

    It might be a one off tho......
    It probably is, however if you get another gristly one, keep it, freeze it and post it to me! I LOVE gristle pies!
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    I like the pies from PieMania on Wellesley St (I Think) - especially their Butter Chicken.

    Anyone know a better Pie shop in the CBD? - Just in case I'm missing out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by slofox View Post
    I would draw attention to one factor that seems to have been overlooked in this thread - so far anyway.

    Whilst I agree that Oxford make a decent pie, as do many other piemen, they can vary enormously from outlet to outlet.

    F'rinstance. There is a dairy in the same block as my shop. They sell Oxford pies. But I won't buy 'em from there, nor any other brand of pie either, because they heat 'em up in the microwave and then stick 'em in the pie warmer. Microwaved pastry has the texture of smegma and never recovers its proper consistency. Trouble is the dairy owners are Indian and vegetarian to boot, so they wouldn't know what the hell to do with a pie anyway.

    I have tried to explain what should happen but I may as well talk to the wall...

    Mind you, it stops me gobbling pies all day and getting enormously fat...
    You make a solid point, those bloody Indians should never be allowed anywhere near pies. After all, most of them contain pieces of their sacred cow god
    Just another example of how foreigners are fucking up things proper kiwi's treasure

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    Quote Originally Posted by BuzzardNZ View Post
    You make a solid point, those bloody Indians should never be allowed anywhere near pies. After all, most of them contain pieces of their sacred cow god
    Just another example of how foreigners are fucking up things proper kiwi's treasure
    Well actually.............just take a guess who runs the Kihikihi Dairy I buy my SCRUMPTIOUS, fresh moist OXFORDS from..........................?
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    in welly a trishas pie is a fairly safe option.However one can never consider a pie as an investment.Like beer pies are only rented....

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    in honour of this thread i have made a special trip across town and am about to consume, with great relish, a medium steak and onion "trisha's" pie .They offered a large but i declined....

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