I've just tried one of these - it's an Aldi 'Black Forest Crumble' mince pie - and it was delicious.
Highly recommended!
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Have you tried any 'new' mince pies this year?
I've just tried one of these - it's an Aldi 'Black Forest Crumble' mince pie - and it was delicious.
Highly recommended! "Phil Reviews Mince Pies"
I've just tried one of these - it's an Aldi 'Black Forest Crumble' mince pie - and it was delicious.
Highly recommended!
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I want to know where mince pies disappear to after Christmas. Do they hibernate?
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If my memory serves me correct, I have seen Mr Kipling ones in the shops all-year-round.
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I shall have to keep my eyes peeled, boatbuilder, I was beginning to think someone was stockpiling them in case Brexit caused a world shortage.boatbuilder wrote: ↑Thu Dec 26, 2019 7:05 pmIf my memory serves me correct, I have seen Mr Kipling ones in the shops all-year-round.
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Did you see the program last Thursday (19th) on Channel 5Select about the Mr. Kipling cakes factory, Dave? It was very interesting. If you didn't see it, watch out for a repeat.
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I shall look out for it, boatbuilder, Sheila likes some of the documentary programmes on channels 4 & 5.
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