9.23.2009
West Cornwall Pasty Company
Another delicious thing that we discovered in the UK was the pasty (pronounced pass-tee). Many of the Tube stations include locations of the West Cornwall Pasty Company. I think that a pasty is the same thing as what was once called a "hand pie." It's a pastry folded up with meat, vegetables, etc., on the inside. My favorite was the apple and pork version. Delicious.
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Is that like Sweeney Todd? Remember that play?
Now in America we call it a hot pocket. Right? Just kidding. I think those are probably a million times tastier. Also, thanks for the clarification - I kept thinking it was pronounced "paste-y."
Did you go to Sweeney Todd? Scary!
Hot pockets need help - not even close. Yes, the pronunciation could get a little awkward...
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