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Fat Dave 19 Mar 1:49pm, 19 Mar 2024 14,664 posts	0 Fat Dave Philps are pretty controversial locally. Especially after they had a Rishi Sunak photo shoot there. (In which he proved he doesn't know how to eat a pasty.)
Muttley 19 Mar 1:52pm, 19 Mar 2024 3,058 posts	0 Muttley Indeed. But I don't think they arranged the photoshoot, as in invited him there. Certainly took some stick and eventually deleted their posts about it.
Muttley 19 Mar 1:58pm, 19 Mar 2024 3,059 posts	0 Muttley I'm wondering if it's possible to edit the spelling in the thread title. I do like a pasty. I also like a pastie (or two) as well:
Nicholls595 19 Mar 2:03pm, 19 Mar 2024 31,655 posts	0 Nicholls595 Philps of Hayle. I was weaned onto these. Very palatable. My nephew was in Hayle yesterday. Don't know if he tried a Philps pasty, but he sent me a picture of a pint of Proper Job.
Fat Dave 19 Mar 2:09pm, 19 Mar 2024 14,665 posts	0 Fat Dave I've always quite enjoyed a Philps... but they're not in my personal top three. My eldest swears by Barnecutt's, but I've yet to try one.
Nicholls595 19 Mar 2:21pm, 19 Mar 2024 31,656 posts	0 Nicholls595 Chough is my go to pasty. But did enjoy watching these being made in Tintagel last year. Pengenna Pasties. They were nice, straight out of the oven.
Muttley 19 Mar 2:23pm, 19 Mar 2024 3,060 posts	0 Muttley But they crimp along the top. Round here that's a hanging offence.
Diogenes 19 Mar 2:48pm, 19 Mar 2024 85,104 posts	0 Diogenes Barnecutt's are good, I had those as well as Chough's. Had one of the worst pasties I've ever had in a cafe in Tintagel. I've had better from a van. (The ones from the van at the GSR food village are good, as is their coffee. I've made it a tradition.)
Muttley 24 Mar 12:47pm, 24 Mar 2024 3,078 posts	0 Muttley Cornish Oven, recently opened in Hayle. Good heft to it and plenty of onion, which I like. Perhaps slightly underseasoned, could have used a little more pepper. But they're only 5 minutes from Muttley Mansions so it seems rude not to, especially after a long Sunday morning plod.