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In an all butter pastry. My son and daughter are helping me review these. The packaging is nice and neat, Black and gold is a smart design, just ask Waitrose. I do prefer this packaging to theirs though. Now to see whether the opened pies look anything like the promise on the box. We have
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Classic. This is the classic festive sandwich in my opinion. Yeah, it’s quite bold but you’ve got the main ingredients of a Christmas dinner here. Stuffing, cranberry sauce, turkey, bacon and mayo.. okay the last one is only when I’m talking ‘sandwichly’. But it’s a great sandwich combination, yet very easy to get wrong. Not
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Okay, can you tell I’ve been to CO-OP recently? These were £1.50. There are few more items to come, but i’m all for it. They usually have decent food, so who am I to ignore that? My phone camera is pretty good, but even it couldn’t make these look any less like they’d been dropped.
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Every time I see a themed sandwich, My eyes light up. For this review, I’m being taken to Boxing day. The day after the big day, where most of us feast on the leftovers while the other half venture out of their comfortable homes to traipse through the Boxing day sales. £3.25 for the luxury
Phil Reviews Mince Pies 