Pies are £4.85 and look spot on.Turner's Pies website has timed out for me.
I'm sure £10 was mentioned for the delivery ones.
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Pies are £4.85 and look spot on.Turner's Pies website has timed out for me.
I take it you don't live anywhere near Newcastle?A gift box for a pie? Who gives a pie as a gift?
I take it you don't live anywhere near Newcastle?
Nookie Bear phoned the entire series in.Sugar too busy to be in the studio.
They look canny. Got into the pie by post section and it appears you can get 8 small pies for £39.95 but not sure about delivery costs as the website crashedPies are £4.85 and look spot on.
I'm sure £10 was mentioned for the delivery ones.
And Sugar said the online section was mistakeThey look canny. Got into the pie by post section and it appears you can get 8 small pies for £39.95 but not sure about delivery costs as the website crashed
Obviously loads of people logging on to have a look
Just me that agrees with him there then? It annoyed me the way they all sneered at him saying it.Phil turning around and saying "there's more to a business than making money" might just have gone against him there
And Sugar said the online section was mistake
You’d be shocked how much being on tv/social media creates a desire to use something. I often see a bakery in leeds that sells a chocolate cake twice a week and it sells out within 5 minutes.To be fair, I don't get why anyone would buy pies online, especially at £5 each. I could think of about 20 local places which are all pretty much nearly half that price and they're actually fresh, not sitting in a van from Sussex.
You’d be shocked how much being on tv/social media creates a desire to use something. I often see a bakery in leeds that sells a chocolate cake twice a week and it sells out within 5 minutes.
Phil’s website was down for a good while after the show especially the ordering section of it
To be fair, I don't get why anyone would buy pies online, especially at £5 each. I could think of about 20 local places which are all pretty much nearly half that price and they're actually fresh, not sitting in a van from Sussex.
you have the farm shops of Penshaw, Homer Hill and Mainsgill which all serve good hearty pies. They are more expensive than the like of Greggs or in-store bakery but the quality is so much better. There is also the farmers markets to visit and buy good quality. I do agree the issue is travel as transport is needed for the 3 ive mentioned and farmers markets are varied and depends where you live. I prefer to pay for quality over quantity.While I do agree with that, I think the NE is spoiled in many ways that we do have a lot of very good farm shops and things like pie shops. Most rural places do and even if you are in the centre of Sunderland or Newcastle you don't have to go far.
But if you are in a big city like Birmingham any quality local "artisan" pie shop is going to be very expensive, probably a similar price to what Phil charges. There will be a market for it, especially with all the publicity he's had
Last Christmas it amazed me that you could buy bottles of real ale delivered direct from breweries, dispite the fact that there's loads of local breweries doing similar that supply local shops
While she is well turned out (as you'd expect millionaires to be), I find her deeply unsexy- don't know what it isShe’s fit as fuck.
Gets better each year