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on
02-10-2013
09:46 PM
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02-10-2013
10:16 PM
by
underbat
@am*3 wrote:
We were talking about people with little or no money, not ones who can afford to buy a kilo of mince, some veges,& some pastry and take it home and bake some pies.
it is much cheaper to make them yourself. it costs about 1/4 or less if you make them yourself. that applies to ALL food.
i could make pies that cost the same as bought ones if i put truffles into my pies, otherwise they cost a fraction.
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on 02-10-2013 09:55 PM
i do not buy pies from the supermarket
isn't there an amount of offal in those.
i make our own pies but i use diced steak more leaner that way than using mince although i could mince the steak but we prefer chunky steak pies.
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02-10-2013
09:59 PM
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04-10-2013
11:57 PM
by
pixie-six
I don't like pies because I know the abattoir that supplies the meat for some of Australia's largest pie producers...and not much beef goes in. Erk.
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on 02-10-2013 10:03 PM
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on 02-10-2013 10:04 PM
i don't mind any eeeww things (offals, cartelage if it's properly minced and doesn't leave hard bits in my teeth) in food as long as i can't see them and as long as it tastes good.
i am not an organic puritan or so i just like good tasting food and if that food comes from mc donalds so be it.
the ones we bought from the supermarket were ...hhhmmmm an abomination of what a pie should be like.
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on 02-10-2013 10:12 PM
supermarket pies leave a lot to be desiredthat's for sure.
where i live we don't have the option of maccas ect as there are no stores like that here.
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on 02-10-2013 10:21 PM
once a year or so i NEED a maccas burger.
i do not want a real burger it needs to be junky spongy ...stuff.
i went there and they said something about brekky menue **bleep**?
it's bleeding maccas! i want a "burger" for brekky, and they offered me pancakes!
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on 02-10-2013 10:59 PM
@am*3 wrote:We were talking about people with little or no money, not ones who can afford to buy a kilo of mince, some veges,& some pastry and take it home and bake some pies.
Some people can go their whole lives and never really live for a single minute.
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on 02-10-2013 11:02 PM
@kennedia_nigricans wrote:
@am*3 wrote:We were talking about people with little or no money, not ones who can afford to buy a kilo of mince, some veges,& some pastry and take it home and bake some pies.
it is much cheaper to make them yourself. it costs about 1/4 or less if you make them yourself. that applies to ALL food.
i could make pies that cost the same as bought ones if i put truffles into my pies, otherwise they cost a fraction.
do you make your own pastry?
and poppy seed roll thing (can't remember the real name, but joz will know what I'm talking about), is that something you make?
Some people can go their whole lives and never really live for a single minute.
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02-10-2013 11:07 PM - edited 02-10-2013 11:09 PM
I know it costs less to make pies, muffins, most things yourself at home, and I do that myself.
For people that have no or little money (as joz was describing) who want their next meal, that is when the pie/spag bol was suggested by a charitiable organistion. The person most likely doesn't have $5-$10 for 1/2 -1 kg of mince, $5 for pastry, any pie tins to cook them in and maybe not even the skills to be able to cook something like that.