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• #2977
Had one from Bread Ahead at lunchtime. Big boy. Would be better warmed up. Lots of filling. pastry a little crisp and not buttery enough. Good tho
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• #2978
in the absence of either a microwave or an air fryer i usually heat up my mincers perched over toaster slots, sometimes with a bowl over the top to catch and distribute heat. i get good results with this, don’t like a cold mincer. Anyone else do this?
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• #2979
No, but as a sans microwave/air fryer person, I'm going to try it now!
Metal case off I assume?
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• #2980
Um, i’ve done both, both have plusses
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• #2981
Tried these today as currently eliminating gluten. Would rather have that sweet gluteny pastry and have dire digestive issues than eat another one of these mingers. Fucking spendy too.
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• #2982
Get down to sunflour bakery on cally Rd - got both shortcrust and viennese options. Tried the latter and it was sublime
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• #2983
Good to see that they contain ingredients
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• #2984
Yes and those ingredients are cardboard and dust
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• #2985
The Waitrose gluten free ones were surprisingly good, or I've forgotten what a proper mincer tastes like.
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• #2986
A crumble topped mincer from Ty Melin bakery in Cardiff. Wonderful with a Bailey's hot chocolate.
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• #2987
Disappointed in the offering from Kember & Jones in Glasgow today - was looking forward to it as well...
Nicely presented, good pastry with a pleasant frangipane lid but the filling was watery sultanas & sadness - no detectable citrussy tang, syrupy goodness or booze... could have had 3 of Gregg's finest for the same price too, would not mince again
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• #2988
Yeah - I tend to agree, I wouldn't buy them but I'll eat a couple... FOR SCIENCE!
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• #2989
Ahh fair. Yes I respect that. Gotta try at least one…
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• #2990
Ooh, a Viennese. Might upset the purists but got to say I could get behind that
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• #2991
Battle of the M&S fancy supermarket options. The Classic on the right and Collection on the left. Both well filled as you'd expect of an M&S mincer - no 'Scrooge's Air Pockets' to be seen here.
Both good mincers, pastry was really short and crisp on the Collection which was the best part - I would have been happy to just eat the lid like a biscuit. It had fancier decoration on top. The Collection mince was a bit dark, strong and a little sour and sophisticated for my taste (7/10). The classic was the best all rounder for me, pastry was still nice but the mince was a bit sweeter and more balanced. Would mince again (8/10).
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• #2992
Iceland luxury.
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• #2993
viennese options. Tried the latter and it was sublime
Oh gosh
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• #2994
I bought a dozen from Pavilion today and am underwhelmed.
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• #2995
I bought a dozen
Please donate the remainder to a good cause.
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• #2997
Iceland luxury.
how do these compare to Tesco Finest?
Tesco and Iceland are the two sources I have near to hand. Currently working through a 6 deck of TF; they are significantly less good than Waitrose made with love. Ok, they are also less than half the price.
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• #2998
🙏🏻🎅🏻🙏🏻
A Christmas miracle
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• #2999
We has access to a few fancy bakery mincers here in Sydney but tbh I just don’t feel like eating one while it’s 30 degrees.
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• #3000
They’re good, I think, they’re a store bought pie made in bulk. But the mincemeat doesn’t have that aftertaste of too much sugar/weirdness.
They’re at least as good as Greggs, while being different to Greggs.
If that makes sense.
Looks amazing