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Always cold always with mushy peas and always with mint sauce. Thread closed.
I always regret not heating my shop bought ones up but like there's any chance I'm gonna find a microwave in town, arghhhhhhhhhhh!
They should have a community microwave that charges 20p a zap outside the corner shop, that way I'll never be disappointed again.
Meat Pie, sausage roll
C`mon Oldham give us a goal !
Mint sauce? What unholy deviance is this? Somewhere near the top of the m66 I've just heard the sound of Binners exploding.
Warm but not hot, never reheated, dash of brown sauce or Lee and Perrins.
Pork pies are cold and serve with mustard.
Somewhere near the top of the m66 I've just heard the sound of Binners exploding.
I saw it, but I'm only 9 miles away.
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Pork pies are cold and serve with mustard.
Not if they come topped with apple and fig chutney etc
Fresh from the oven (11:50am) from Paddocks butchers in Hagley. 3 please, any more then I feel my arteries harden
Cold otherwise. Never, ever reheated
Mm now I want some. Sainsburys do a nice sausage roll with caramelised onion
caramelised onion
WTF? Do you manscape™?
Yep, I'm in the bath right now doing so
With a sausage roll?
Warm. I grab them warm in the bag from Mozzers (if timing is off and they've cooled on the stand - then walk on by - like a russian roulette diet) It's then a race to get somewhere quiet to ram them gobwards whilst still warm and sensuously scented. Have been seen riding the bike whilst smoking a warm one negotiating islands etc. I do feel some shame.
Hot - there is no other option!
Pastry's crispy and fresh that way.
...and dripping with grease 😐
Sausage rolls are much better once that grease has cooled and solidified.
There are some exceptions. Our local butcher does a sausage roll which isn't a regular sausage roll at all. It's more like a slab of meat, wrapped in a thin layer of crispy pastry. They're pretty good hot or cold.
I did take a risk recently. In some deli place I was asked the question - hot or cold? Brain whirred over frantically in a desperate panic for a second. And feeling daring, I blurted it out. [i]Hot, please.[/i] My rationale being that I'm expecting some bad-ass boutique sausage roll - this could be one to take fresh out of the oven.
...they took a cold one and popped it in the microwave for two minutes. That pretty much put a downer on my entire day.
...they took a cold one and popped it in the microwave for two minutes.
Someone else who has booked their ticket to the centre of the sun.
Either ,but never in the microwave.
What about pork pie?
Posh ones, such as the excellent ones from Robinson's in Stockbridge - Cold, or warmed nicely in the oven.
Cheaper, but still good, ones, such as Reeve's bakery's offerings - Warm, from the bakery.
Anything else? Not even worth eating! 😉
Cold - those massive bags of mini frozen ones are best. Cook, cool then bladder in tomato sauce - yom yom
Been know to devour a a full bag in one sitting 😀
Tebay do some amazing sausage rolls.
Edible even when cold and travelling..... Lots of tarragon and stuff. Awesome
Cold if it's from a petrol station/service station/corner shop fridge.
Warm/hot if it's fresh.
I believe the rule is:
Sausage roll = Cold
Pork pie = Hot
FTFU
Sausage rolls are by fr the best after been in the fridge for a hour or so after cooling. Definitely the only way to eat them.
I've been to places where they think a sausage roll is a sandwich! Degenerate scum
I've been to places where they think a sausage roll is a sandwich! Degenerate scum
The south???
Hot with brown sauce. Preferably this one:
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Well, I think there is consensus here. Sausage rolls are good.
I think the important thing is sausage rolls.
Warm...neither hot nor cold
In the bin. Given the choice I'd go for a steak bake or chicken bake every time. Sausage rolls are too greasy when they're hot. Not bad cold though.
Warmed in a microwave. With a hot chilli sauce. Eaten with a fork.
Hot, with mushy peas and gravy.
Oh, and mint sauce, or brown sauce at a push.