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whats the correct saying.....lol .... i watch the programme 'Diners , Drive-in and Dives.... an american food channel and they all use worcester sauce...... put they pronounce it worcester-shire like two names if ya know what in mean.... 
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ps..lol sorry for the long links ...ruddy typical...
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spelling unimportant but pronounced "Woogy"
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Lea & Perrins?
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It's Worcestershire.
4x syllablesEDIT> Ha! just read your link. That's Worcester Sauce the beer, its made by st georges at Callow End brewery just down the road (I know the guy that owns the brewery)
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*Goes to cupboard to check bottle of Lea & Perrins*
Worcestershire. (3 syllables)
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Sorry it's 'Wusster' sauce. (nowt to do with 'wuss')
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4x syllables
4? Really? I only get 3.
(Woo ste shu)
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3 syllables
vbollox it is.
It's like gloucestershire is 4 syllables too
(trying to subvert the non-shire-dwellers since 1975)Posted 4 months ago # -
essel, nail, head.
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WOOGY
(unless at a star wars convention)
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ya wot Ton ? wots that ? hahaha
hang on "wor ces ter shire" that it folks ... 4 syllables
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All I know is that it's great on cheese on toast nom nom!
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There was me expecting a request for a keyring
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TL;DR, however,
Sorry it's 'Wusster' sauce.
... is the right answer.
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Sorry it's 'Wusster' sauce. (nowt to do with 'wuss')
+1
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It was no small revelation to my cooking practices when I found Wooster sauce was made of anchovies!
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People who live 4000 miles away in "Saying things slightly differently" shocker!
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It was no small revelation to my cooking practices when I found Wooster sauce was made of anchovies!
Mine doesn't, I get veggie Wooster sauce.
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That's Worcester Sauce the beer, its made by st georges at Callow End brewery just down the road (I know the guy that owns the brewery)
Walking distance for me (well I've certainly run there a few times), and there's a chap with kids at my son's school who drives round in a SGB van. Means we get decent beer at the school dos
Was mightily disappointed when Trick or Treating at his house that he was only handing out sweets.
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I get veggie Wooster sauce.
Not proper stuff then.
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veggie Wooster sauce
Good grief, is nothing sacred?!
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veggie Wooster sauce
Henderson's relish innit.
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Henderson's relish innit.
Oh right. It's quite nice that stuff. It's not Worcestershire Sauce though, it's... well... Henderson's relish. Tastes very distinct from Lea and Perrins to me. It even calls itself 'Yorkshire Sauce' to differentiate itself. (Presumably that's pronounced something like "Yrr sauce"?)
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Henderson's relish innit.
No.
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*shoegazes* oh... ok then.
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No.
Ah - that's "Worcester Sauce". I thought we'd already established that the proper stuff is "Worcestershire Sauce".
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Given that one place is a subset of the other, I don't see as it makes any odds.
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Given that one place is a subset of the other, I don't see as it makes any odds.
If you lived a mile outside the city limits you might consider the distinction more significant
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Incidentally,
Has anyone tried Lancashire sauce?
Looks something like Worcester(shire) Sauce with mustard or some such. I keep meaning to get a bottle but never quite got round to it.
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lancashire sauce...lol is there a 'Yorkshire Sauce' so we can have a battle on who lives across the border and is not eating the wrong sauce
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everyone's favourite ex-tory, Michael Portillo, learns all about wuster soss during his rail trip around my neck of the woods on iP here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01b3903/Great_British_Railway_Journeys_Series_3_Hartlebury_to_Great_Malvern/check it out for stuff on Malvern Hills too.
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