NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 62 - Pie round chaos (please don't banh mi for that pun)

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Crust

Byes, Pies and Tries

Meat pie being rhyming slang for a try and the Great Sean Garlick and this is the best pun we have ?

No Worries wrote:Meat pie being rhyming slang for a try and the Great Sean Garlick and this is the best pun we have ?

I was quietly happy with Banh Mi as a pun

What about a Four ty & Twenty ?

Little bit out of the way but Fairlie Bakehouse pies are extremely good. Often on the way through to Twizel/Mt Cook there's literal lines around the corner. So not worth stopping. Trick is the petrol station often stocks them without the queues.

I'm partial to the Silverside. Big hunks of meat, bit of potato and wholegrain mustard. Good pastry with a bit of flakiness to the top.

https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2016/01/fairlie-good-pies-get-worldwide-attention.amp.html

Milchcow wrote:

No Worries wrote:Meat pie being rhyming slang for a try and the Great Sean Garlick and this is the best pun we have ?

I was quietly happy with Banh Mi as a pun

I forgot about the Banh Mi conversation, I was going to throw up the shop in Marrickville

When I was in Tassie pre-covid I had two of the best pies of my life and a fanastic sausage roll and a fantastic spinach and feta roll. Top shelf bakery. I wish I had bought more to take away.

Poolish and Co. - About an hour's drive South of Hobart but lots of other stuff in the area/on the way to make a day of it. Pagan cider is just down the road.

filthridden wrote:When I was in Tassie pre-covid I had two of the best pies of my life and a fanastic sausage roll and a fantastic spinach and feta roll. Top shelf bakery. I wish I had bought more to take away.

Poolish and Co. - About an hour's drive South of Hobart but lots of other stuff in the area/on the way to make a day of it. Pagan cider is just down the road.

We're going to have to go back through the last thread and aggregate all the places recommended and create a map around Australia and New Zealand based solely on pie shops.

You all may have nice pools to swim in - but I bet none of you just had a slice of swimming pool pie!

Feeling lazy so it's baked potatoes for dinner tonight. Top with sour cream and a fry up of onion, black beans, chilli and paprika. Chopped bacon for the meat-eaters in the family.

filthridden wrote:When I was in Tassie pre-covid I had two of the best pies of my life and a fanastic sausage roll and a fantastic spinach and feta roll. Top shelf bakery. I wish I had bought more to take away.

Poolish and Co. - About an hour's drive South of Hobart but lots of other stuff in the area/on the way to make a day of it. Pagan cider is just down the road.

In Cygnet? Some great produce around that area. Best cherries I've ever had in Huonville.

SoylentGreen wrote:Feeling lazy so it's baked potatoes for dinner tonight. Top with sour cream and a fry up of onion, black beans, chilli and paprika. Chopped bacon for the meat-eaters in the family.

Mmmm. What time should I come over?