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Cold.
On it's own : Cold
With Beans : Hot
I used to like you.
Hot, if fresh. Cold otherwise. Reheated - no.
What sausage roll? Where?!
No no no no no!!!!!!!!!!
Hot and crispy, and never with beans.
I'm sorry I feel quite passionate about this!
Hot. And no ****ing microwaves either.
<edit>Never knew that F e c k ing was spelt *******</edit>
Defo hot, only tramps and ramblers eat them cold!
Am I throwing it at some-one?
Its a sausage roll. There are no rules, other than it should be followed by another one.
If theres any of this around, even better....
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Hot so long as they're fresh from the oven. #If they've been within three feet of a microwave or a warming cabinet then they need to be disposed of - probably by throwing in the binners.
Hot - there is no other option!
Pastry's crispy and fresh that way.
NEVER cold!
gary tank commanders view on the sausage roll debate
I believe the rule is:
Sausage roll = hot
Pork pie = cold.
Warm.
Nah. Cold and with a moistness of 1.25 RC.
RC being the SI unit of moistness with 1 RC being equivalent to 1 Ritz Cracker.
High street or artisan variety - it makes all the difference....
I always the SI unit for moistness was something else entirely
Anyone attaching the word Artisan to a product other than furniture should be fired into the sun.
hilldodger - have a word with yourself.
The word 'Artisan' has no place in this conversation. Or any conversation involving food or beer, come to that
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Sausage rolls are hot because they are cooked in an oven.
The question you are really asking is fresh or stale?
...or moist.
er - have a word with yourself.
The word 'Artisan' has no place in this conversation
But this is the home of the 15 quid burger - anything less than organic wild boar & truffel sausage in a rye and quinoa pastry with a goose egg glaze just isn't trying.....
Binners +1
The only answer is yes.
But this is the home of the 15 quid burger - anything less than organic wild boar & truffel sausage in a rye and quinoa pastry with a goose egg glaze just isn't trying.....
There's plenty of room for everyone in the ship that will be fired into the sun.
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rye and quinoa pastry
[worries about the ability to get a decent pastry. Bread yes, pastry...mmmmm 😕 😉 ]
^Wnakers. Sun. Boom. End.
In the Northern Quarter? It can get in the ****ing sea!!!!
Sorry, but did I read cold pork pie? Is there another way???
Sorry, but did I read cold pork pie? Is there another way???
Hot, freshly made pork pies are awesome the red-hot semi-liquid gelatine adds a frisson of danger to the experience.
toppers3933 - MemberI believe the rule is:
Sausage roll = hot
Pork pie = cold.
toppers knows his [s]onions[/s] baked goods.
A nice splooge of brown sauce on the plate for dipping & off you go!
toppers3933 - Member
I believe the rule is:
Sausage roll = hot
Pork pie = cold.
With Ketchup on the roll, salad cream and/or English mustard with the pie. Job done
Hot pork pie and peas from here, oh my.
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mini pork pies, microwave for 30 seconds, melt in the mouth goodness 🙂
Lad that used to work for me swore by dunking in tomato soup. They still haven't found his body.
There are two ways, both are as correct as each other-
1. As a quick and dirty snack- cold, straight out of the packet with a squidge of tommy K, furtively scranned in the kitchen.
2. For tea- warmed up ([u]not[/u] hot), with processed peas and some brown sauce, with a cuppa. There may be the possibility of a chip or two as well + slice of thick white (buttered, ta).
I will happily demolish a five pack of Lidl sausage rolls using method 1 😳 😆
Hot with tomato ketchup.
Will tolerate cold as part of a picnic.
reheated in the microwave until the pastry has gone see through and the pink goo has reached nickc's SI of moistness. yum.
it's a VAT-dodging cold for me
Great question. Reminds me of the red sauce / brown sauce quiz on the Radio.
Cold. Never reheated as they are just a soggy mess.
They've gotta be cold! That's when the flavour comes alive!
Warm from Melton butchers for the sausage roll.
Fresh out of the oven at the Great Bircham deli for the pie.
Hot. covered in vinegar. Then brown sauce. and beans. Lots of beans.
Hot. covered in vinegar. Then brown sauce. and beans. Lots of beans.
I take it you don't like them much.