PG Tips
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Re: PG Tips
I recently got some Typhoo and was disappointed as seemed weak tea to me. I prefer very strong tea and tend to stick with either PG Tips or Tetley's
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Re: PG Tips
Could definitely do with a M&S food store here. Until then part of my suitcase when traveling to the UK is reserved for their tea...
#35
Re: PG Tips
I liked the variety of teas in the UK, now we're back in Oz we drink Twinings english breakfast (extra strong), or good old Yorkshire tea.
#36
Re: PG Tips
Would the Iceland there sell things like pork pies?
No British shops anywhere here.
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I recently bought a walls pork pie from an English shop here in Spain . It was awful the texture of the meat just wasn't right and we ended up throwing it away. Not sure if that was because it had been frozen but I certainly wouldn't get one again. I only bought it as it was larger size than the smaller 4 pack ones I can get fairly easily they taste fine no problem with their content texture but they aren't Walls. Being a Yorkshireman I enjoy a nice pork pie but will definitely avoid Walls ones in future .
#38
Re: PG Tips
I recently bought a walls pork pie from an English shop here in Spain . It was awful the texture of the meat just wasn't right and we ended up throwing it away. Not sure if that was because it had been frozen but I certainly wouldn't get one again. I only bought it as it was larger size than the smaller 4 pack ones I can get fairly easily they taste fine no problem with their content texture but they aren't Walls. Being a Yorkshireman I enjoy a nice pork pie but will definitely avoid Walls ones in future .
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Re: PG Tips
When I was a lad growing up in the West Riding they would clear the concert room in the working men's club when the steward announced the pies are on in the foyer . Lovely hot pork pies out of the oven mushy peas and mint sauce top notch grub lol
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Re: PG Tips
Melton Mowbray pork pies are Leicestershire but I believe main difference with them is shape? Standard pork pies are made and sold all over England . In Yorkshire one difference was we liked them baked in the oven delicious. Mind I do like a good Melton Mowbray pork pie .
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Re: PG Tips
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Big problem I've found here in the UK with PG tea bags is that they split, since they stopped using an plastic in the bags they are weaker and more likely to split, progress Eh? I stopped worrying and just buy Yorkshire, at one time I did compare prices but not any more.