What is your favorite pie?

[pogofish]

I'm an absolute sucker for a Steak/Steak & Gravy or Mince & Mealie pie from Thains Bakery in Aberdeen's George St. Especially late-night after a few drinks or on the way home from a fishing trip. By the looks of the customers on a weekend, a good bit of the city thinks the same. The 2nd-day rowies at 50p for a bag of 6 are also just lovely!

Mutton pies are mostly rank IMO. Seldom tasted a good one.

[Polwarth]

I know loads of people swear by Gregg's Sausage Rolls.... I think they're awful!

[ScotsTraveller]

I would swear at someone who gave me one of their sausage rolls too!

[Babz]

Originally Posted by pogofish

I'm an absolute sucker for a Steak/Steak & Gravy or Mince & Mealie pie from Thains Bakery in Aberdeen's George St. Especially late-night after a few drinks or on the way home from a fishing trip. By the looks of the customers on a weekend, a good bit of the city thinks the same. The 2nd-day rowies at 50p for a bag of 6 are also just lovely!

Mutton pies are mostly rank IMO. Seldom tasted a good one.

Hi pogo...there's a small bakery in one of the side streets in Montrose that
used to sell lovely mutton
pies...couldn't tell you what they are liek now as I don't eat them any longer !!

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My favourite pie has to be Apple Pie....not shop bought but home made !!

[McDink]

Originally Posted by Polwarth

Bridies are my favourite.

AGREED.

[Polwarth]

Ah, obviously a man of taste and discernment.

[craig_bell]

As much as I love Bridies, I cannot deny the fact that the Bridie is merely a pasty, and not a pie

When it comes to pies, nothing can beat a Bell's Steak Mince round..........hmmmmmmmm (and no i'm not biased, I am not related to those "Bells", although I did get on well with the MD's daughter when she was doing some active selling in our store a while back).