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Cold - because they're small they will cool quickly anyway and better a cold snack than one that's gone cold.

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This is the sort of local knowledge I was looking for. :thumbup:

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If they are Canadian sausage rolls, they will be rank hot or cold.

Just put them straight in the bin/dog/hobo...

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The posher ones from Safeways are pretty good. They're called country style ones, but you need to cook them for 45mins rather 25-30mins they suggest. And a nice egg wash on top makes them look nice.

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I'm just amazed that Oink has found a girlfriend. :unsure:

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To be fair, though you are generally right (and though I feel like I am stabbing myself in the arm as I say this), I actually had a *good* sausage roll in a restaurant once here. Though they fancied it up a bit and didn't call it a sausage roll.

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An interesting observation, if I do say so myself, I don't do too bad with crumpet. :o

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You can get decent ones from M and M frozen food stores. Him indoors eats them. Their sirloin meatballs are ok too, have seen those served up at dos with cocktails sticks stuck in them, and a dipping sauce. All Canadisn parties must have dips.

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Thought you were serving sausage rolls... :unsure: Now I would definitely suggest that the crumpet be warm!!! :rofl:

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Are you serving crumpet with your sausage rolls?

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You can't get decent ones of those here either.

[Insert regional name] Superstore sells them. But they are like the 'value' ones in Tesco.

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It seems the opinion is overwhelmingly favour of serving them hot. :(

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Good that's settkedd. Now, what of your other horses derves and offerings? What do you plan

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Well I suppose you'd better follow the herd then. :rofl:

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Probably should be served hot but I prefer them cold.