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WillowTheWhisp 24-01-2007 07:32

Holland's Pies to be made in Ireland?
 
:(Jobs are going to be lost in Baxenden. Holland's Pies are going to be made in Ireland!!!

How could they? How can you have an IMPORTED Holland's Pie??:confused:

Commiserations to all those who will be made redundant as a result of this.:(

jedimaster 24-01-2007 07:37

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WHAT!

that's sacrilege. i've heard of outsourcing but that's preposterous. how can they.

pies will never be the same again.

entwisi 24-01-2007 07:59

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how may jobs to be lost? are they shutting teh whole thing or just moving some of it?

I must admit I always thought up there was a job for life type place

Tinkerbelle 24-01-2007 08:01

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:eek: That is a disaster for the area!!

Any more information on the situation willow?

WillowTheWhisp 24-01-2007 08:12

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On the TV news just now they said 50 jobs.

entwisi 24-01-2007 08:26

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Right, boycott Hollands pies!!!

Sign up below if you won't eat another Hollands pie

WillowTheWhisp 24-01-2007 08:28

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I, WillowTheWhisp, hereby declare that I will never eat another Holland's Pie.

Alvin the chipmunk 24-01-2007 08:29

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Do puddings count? :)

Tinkerbelle 24-01-2007 08:38

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50 jobs? Although any job loss is bad it sounds a low number? There's more than 50 people work there, it must only be one section of it being moved to Ireland?

jedimaster 24-01-2007 08:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle (Post 373599)
50 jobs? Although any job loss is bad it sounds a low number? There's more than 50 people work there, it must only be one section of it being moved to Ireland?

bear in mind that (i believe) a lot of their staff are agency staff and so are not included in the staff loss count

chav1 24-01-2007 08:51

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good riddance, i know a few people who have worked there and i wouldnt give a holllands pie to a stray dog

let them go

lancsdave 24-01-2007 08:53

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Well they will be keeping some local connection. They are shirt sponsors for Burnley next season.

I got the impression from the news it's partial shift not full closedown.

Wynonie Harris 24-01-2007 09:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 373607)
They are shirt sponsors for Burnley next season.

Disgraceful. That's money which could be going towards their LOCAL football league club. I'll definitely boycott 'em for that reason alone.

grego 24-01-2007 09:09

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Never been a big fan of Hollands pies, prefer Bessie Greens but feel sorry for the job losses.

lancsdave 24-01-2007 09:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 373610)
Disgraceful. That's money which could be going towards their LOCAL football league club. I'll definitely boycott 'em for that reason alone.

Maybe the sponsorship is offset by the contract for supply. :)

***Mr D*** 24-01-2007 09:18

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Holands pies is full of polish anyway, I hope its them that are out the door first.

Agree with you Chav, I wouldnt give a Hollands pie to a stray dog either.

Wynonie Harris 24-01-2007 09:19

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Even if it is, there is such a thing as local loyalty, although Holland's obviously don't show it, either to their employees or to their football club!

Wynonie Harris 24-01-2007 09:21

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ***Mr D*** (Post 373616)
Holands pies is full of polish anyway

Are they? I always thought they tasted a bit strange!

***Mr D*** 24-01-2007 09:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 373618)
Are they? I always thought they tasted a bit strange!

PMSL I love the wit on wit site.:D :D :D

chav1 24-01-2007 09:25

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theoreticaly it would be better sense to stay wher ethey are seeing as we have never had a potato fammine :D

Quality 24-01-2007 09:33

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Hi just to clarify,provided by Radio Lancashire.

Fifty jobs could go at the famous Holland's pie factory in Lancashire.
Parent company Northern Foods plans to transfer production of some of its pastry products to a site in the Republic of Ireland.
The company has said it understands it will cause concern for workers but added that production of pies at their Baxenden base would be unaffected.
Holland's was founded in Haslingden more than 150 years ago and became part of Northern Foods in 1979.
'Future innovation'
The company employs 550 people and produces around one and a half million pies each week.
An announcement was made on Wednesday that Holland's was proposing to transfer the jobs to Portumna in the Republic of Ireland.
Simon Clarke, business unit director for Holland's, said: "The proposal we are announcing supports our own future growth plans for Holland's Pies.
"It also enables us to offer customers a wider range of products and innovation for the future.
"We understand that today's announcement is likely to cause concern for those potentially affected and their families and we will make every effort to support those employees.
"We have already begun the consultation process with employee representatives."


AccyMad 24-01-2007 09:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 373607)
Well they will be keeping some local connection. They are shirt sponsors for Burnley next season.

I got the impression from the news it's partial shift not full closedown.

Typical Dingles - umpteen years behind the Stanley, about 13 or 14 years since they sponsored us I think) :)

lancsdave 24-01-2007 10:05

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Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 373627)
Typical Dingles - umpteen years behind the Stanley, about 13 or 14 years since they sponsored us I think) :)


Now I've seen it all :D

slinky 24-01-2007 10:26

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What was said about it being mainly polish people is true........agency and polish people mainly work there, same as everywhere else in this country really.



Oh and least we can eat a pie without worrying if Mrs.Bagum is in any of them :D:D

chav1 24-01-2007 10:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by slinky (Post 373637)
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Oh and least we can eat a pie without worrying if Mrs.Bagum is in any of them :D:D


if they did move to ireland at least we would only have to wory if a race horse went missing like shergar or somthing

i realy do believe some of that womans body was disposed of at holland pies and the information not given out because it would have destroyed the firm

but you know me and my conspiracy theories ;)

slinky 24-01-2007 10:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by chav1 (Post 373647)
if they did move to ireland at least we would only have to wory if a race horse went missing like shergar or somthing

i realy do believe some of that womans body was disposed of at holland pies and the information not given out because it would have destroyed the firm

but you know me and my conspiracy theories ;)

Well I don't eat many Hollands pie's......but if I did eat any of her! she tasted ok :D

SPUGGIE J 24-01-2007 10:53

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The cynic in me says that they willmove some of the production to the R o I and then 18 months down the line the whole lot will go.

chav1 24-01-2007 11:04

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jobs are safe sounds rather much like when they say a football team manager has the full support of teh board dosnt it ?

***Mr D*** 24-01-2007 11:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by slinky (Post 373637)
What was said about it being mainly polish people is true........agency and polish people mainly work there, same as everywhere else in this country really.

Oh and least we can eat a pie without worrying if Mrs.Bagum is in any of them :D:D

This is one thing that annoys me, express gifts is the same, why cant they hire local people. Well Greed Answers that question.

SPUGGIE J 24-01-2007 11:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ***Mr D*** (Post 373673)
This is one thing that annoys me, express gifts is the same, why cant they hire local people. Well Greed Answers that question.

That be people unwilling to work for the NMW or the company paying cheep to maximise profit?

chav1 24-01-2007 11:18

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ***Mr D*** (Post 373673)
This is one thing that annoys me, express gifts is the same, why cant they hire local people. Well Greed Answers that question.

express gifts cant get local people to work there because over the years thay have managed to pi** of almost every person in accrington eligable to work

it is teh most shabbiest run company i have ever had teh displeasure of stepping foot in to .


i know one person who was sacked for not looking interested in his job lol

cant see anyone disagreing with me on this one , unless of course they were management :rolleyes:


i would normaly put it down to people not wanting to work but i cant honestly blame anyone for staying on income support rather than go there

imigrants dont know its reputation until its too late

***Mr D*** 24-01-2007 11:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J (Post 373676)
That be people unwilling to work for the NMW or the company paying cheep to maximise profit?

Company Paying Cheap to maximise profit,

Plus they probalby can get away with more.

slinky 24-01-2007 11:50

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:eek::eek::eek: did you headbutt him Chav??

and if not!! why not?





Ginger once had a right good argument with one of the foreman and he was only there 2 days lol.

He was working on the beer department! and some asian lads were nicking the ale...............they blamed it on Ginger so all hell kicked off lol

chav1 24-01-2007 11:53

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not only did they destroy dill hall lane to accomodate this place but they also provided teh worst eyesore in accrington and basicly one huge steel tin of misery :rolleyes:


opps looks more like a bitch about express gifts thread now rather than holland pies

slinky 24-01-2007 11:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by chav1 (Post 373700)


opps looks more like a bitch about express gifts thread now rather than holland pies

HMMM I just thought that lol





anyway Hollands pie............................... is that the firm that makes pies??

:D:D

cashman 24-01-2007 11:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by chav1 (Post 373677)
express gifts cant get local people to work there because over the years thay have managed to pi** of almost every person in accrington eligable to work

it is teh most shabbiest run company i have ever had teh displeasure of stepping foot in to .


i know one person who was sacked for not looking interested in his job lol

cant see anyone disagreing with me on this one , unless of course they were management :rolleyes:


i would normaly put it down to people not wanting to work but i cant honestly blame anyone for staying on income support rather than go there

imigrants dont know its reputation until its too late

used to love Hollands Pies.many years ago they had SOLID food in em, now they are full of mush,so that maybe explains the move? they can fill em from the bogs.:D as for express chav only disagree on 1 point, some people who used to work annualy at that dump are Dipsticks (my nephew) being one,it was the only sort of job he could get. he has been there a few years seasonally- not any more,hes the wrong race now.i.e.NOT POLISH.

chav1 24-01-2007 11:59

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wonder if a can get yanik a job there or Janik as his family call him


oops i cant hes been killed off :(

slinky 24-01-2007 12:02

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Quote:

Originally Posted by chav1 (Post 373704)
wonder if a can get yanik a job there or Janik as his family call him


oops i cant hes been killed off :(

Yeah i think Yanik would have been well suited there ;)

cashman 24-01-2007 12:04

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you aint up to speed chav,Janiks the line manager.:D

WillowTheWhisp 24-01-2007 12:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ***Mr D*** (Post 373618)
Holands pies is full of polish anyway

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 373618)
Are they? I always thought they tasted a bit strange!

I read it that way at first too :D

Quote:

Originally Posted by chav1 (Post 373700)
not only did they destroy dill hall lane to accomodate this place but they also provided teh worst eyesore in accrington and basicly one huge steel tin of misery :rolleyes:


Wasn't Dill Hall Lane destroyed when they created Dunkenhalgh Way to link up to the motorway? :confused:


Anyway, back to the plot - how can they say this won't affect production at Bash when they've already said 50 jobs will go?

I agree about the meat content though. A Holland's pie is not what it used to be.

chav1 24-01-2007 12:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 373721)
I read it that way at first too :D



Wasn't Dill Hall Lane destroyed when they created Dunkenhalgh Way to link up to the motorway? :confused:



i was only a nipper but i thought both co-icided as part of the big masterplan ie: build bypass and easier access for delivery waggons etc

i remember waggons having to reverse up dill hall lane because it was so steep

but i may be wrong:o

mani 24-01-2007 12:41

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feel sorry for them

but the cheese and onion pie is simply the best ever

and the butter pie

just tooo yummy

mite go and get one now...

WillowTheWhisp 24-01-2007 12:47

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Ah now the butter pie, that is a good one. :) Busman, being a southerner, had never heard of butter pies and was totally baffled because he didn't realise that they also have potato in them.


Why did they reverse up Dill Hall Chav? Why didn't they go the other way and onto Blackburn Rd?

JohnW 24-01-2007 12:58

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Can someone please explain the Mrs. Bagum comments to this out of touch ex-Basher? I'm very sorry to hear of the move and as someone posted earler, it is often the thin end of the wedge when something like this happens.

***Mr D*** 24-01-2007 13:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnW (Post 373747)
Can someone please explain the Mrs. Bagum comments to this out of touch ex-Basher? I'm very sorry to hear of the move and as someone posted earler, it is often the thin end of the wedge when something like this happens.

http://www.accringtonobserver.co.uk/...dered_mum.html

WillowTheWhisp 24-01-2007 13:08

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The rumours at the time were that she'd ended up in a kebab rather than in a Holland's pie.

I remember when she first went missing and the posters were put up in town asking if anyone had seen her, hoping that maybe she'd had an accident and suffered amnesia or something. I remember saying to my daughter that I hope they find her and that she's OK. It was awful to hear that she'd been murdered. A very gruesome end.

entwisi 24-01-2007 13:10

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it was also mentioned that one of the brothers worked at Hollands, that is missing from teh observer link.

The usual conspiracies, shes in teh kebabs and some in teh meat and potato pies

chav1 24-01-2007 13:12

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when teh rumours started i asked a former employee i know if it could have been possible for somone to dispose of body parts at hollands pies and the reply was that anything could have happened at that place .

WillowTheWhisp 24-01-2007 13:14

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It's a horrible thought isn't it? :eek:

Billcat 24-01-2007 14:48

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Ahhhh...the best pies in Lancs? (a take-off on Sweeney Todd!)

Neil 24-01-2007 16:33

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..................

SPUGGIE J 24-01-2007 17:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by chav1 (Post 373758)
when teh rumours started i asked a former employee i know if it could have been possible for somone to dispose of body parts at hollands pies and the reply was that anything could have happened at that place .


If I find any dodgy bits in mi puds I know were to start looking.
;)

shillelagh 24-01-2007 20:28

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and i leave 5 mins away from there!!!! Hollands pies it used to be families that worked there - now its not. I wonder does this mean less vans going out between 5 & 5.30am? By the way did you know Hollands also make Lasagne and spaghetti bolognese? I used to do a yearly quiz night for the school to raise money in the pub and i sent my begging letters out everywhere and anyway Hollands pies rang me up asking what did i want them to donate. I just said i'd have anything they had that was suitable for a prize for a raffle and they said they'd have some stuff waiting for me at reception the following day. So the following day goes up there and there was 2 carrier bags - one with 3 dinky toys hollands vans and a bottle of wine, the other had 2 catering size lasagnes in! I sold the lasagnes for £5 each!!! lol

entwisi 24-01-2007 20:36

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I wouldn't think so Jen, robably more as they will be bringing them in in artics for distribution round teh NW

shillelagh 24-01-2007 20:43

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We get them anyway entwisi - think were i am!!!! end of the roundabout - bash chemicals and hollands and macdonalds and shell garage!! Dont need anymore!!
The lorries taking the wrong turning off the motorway and cant turn round!!!

We get enough we dont need anymore!

Ianto.W. 24-01-2007 21:45

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One thing you can bet on, there will be some EEC cash on offer to create a few jobs, these products are I am led to believe are frozen unbaked variety usually destined for supermarkets. Regardless of the double talk put out by Hollands (pro) people, if they could deliver fresh products to shops, chippies and the like they would move the lot for a bit of free cash. Northern Foods don't give two hoots who or where they make their products, look what they did to the bakery in Manchester. Thank the Lord for the Irish Sea otherwise your pie from chippy would come from 'over there'. Large companies follow 'subsidies and grants, free rate and rent for 10 years and then move on,' This shower are no different than the rest of the asset strippers that now control so called business.

shillelagh 24-01-2007 22:08

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They do make them frozen ian but they also make them fresh because they are the ones that go out on the vans every morning. Mum used to buy them off the vans in the morning when she was going to the shop.

Ianto.W. 24-01-2007 22:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 374158)
They do make them frozen ian but they also make them fresh because they are the ones that go out on the vans every morning. Mum used to buy them off the vans in the morning when she was going to the shop.

Don't misunderstand me shillelagh, the section being moved is the unbaked 'for freezing' section correct me if im wrong. The point I was making was if you could deliver same day fresh to shops over here, from Ireland, they would have moved it all.


maxwell silver 25-01-2007 09:39

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The missus works at Hollands & doesn't know if her job is safe as they are making employees redundant on some kind of points system:confused: She should know by the end of Feb.Tey've recently been working 24/7 to get an order out for Asda,so its come as a bit of a shock.She reckons it won't be the end of it.Has anyone seen they're "proper pies" range?If they spent a bit less on all the fancy packaging they might not be in this position.

JohnW 25-01-2007 12:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ***Mr D*** (Post 373748)


Oh my!! Thank you, I think!!

chav1 25-01-2007 13:23

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hmmmmm

Quote:

During the two-week trial at Preston Crown Court in December 2004, Arshad admitted cutting his mother-in-law’s body into nine pieces after dissolving it in caustic soda and vinegar.
how did he cut it AFTER he disolved it , wouldnt that be like trying to cut and asprin in half after its disolved in the glass of water ?


ps:

this story makes you think twice about those bits of grizzle you find in hollands pies dosnt it ;)


with that thought in mind enjoy your chippy tea folks :D

cashman 25-01-2007 13:29

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probably cos it dont dissolve the bones chav, there buggars to get rid of.:D

LancYorkYankee 26-01-2007 18:27

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Not to beat a dead horse (or in this case eat one), but could one of you kind folks describe one of these Holland Pie's (-Mrs. Begums please).

Also have never heard of a butter pie. Sounds like I have more taste testing to do if I make it back this spring. As a comparison are these pies better or worse than blackpudding and/or haggis?

Brian

maxwell silver 26-01-2007 18:38

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Brian,sorry mate but they're crap.Best pies for miles around back in the 60's /70's,but now just mass produced mush...with no seasoning:eek: I am not doing myself any favours here.Anyway,they're making staff redundant but the job centre are still advertising for temp staff/agency workers for production lines........another Express Gifts:confused:

Ianto.W. 26-01-2007 18:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by LancYorkYankee (Post 375174)
Not to beat a dead horse (or in this case eat one), but could one of you kind folks describe one of these Holland Pie's (-Mrs. Begums please).

Also have never heard of a butter pie. Sounds like I have more taste testing to do if I make it back this spring. As a comparison are these pies better or worse than blackpudding and/or haggis?

Brian

A mrs Begum pie, it was alleged that two men who murdered their mother in law, put her remains in either pies or kebabs, as they ran a kebab shop owned by Mrs Begum, and one of the murderers worked on a meat mincer at Hollands Pies, so conclusions have been drawn. A Butter pie is a cheap vesion of a meat and potato pie, potato mixed with a bit of butter instead of meat. Black puddings and Haggis are an aquired taste no comparison can be drawn with a pie. Hope your a little wiser now Brian, if not ask away.Regards Ian.

chav1 26-01-2007 18:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by maxwell silver (Post 375181)
another Express Gifts:confused:

i heard senator was becoming like that at one point

another local buisness goin down the swanny just to save having to pay holiday pay etc

there shoud be rules stating that a company can only use temps to cover a set amount of hours , if there is enough hours to create a full time job then a full time job shoudl be on offer

it annoys me to see people get made redundant and then have 2 temps replace the worker just to save sick pay , holiday pay etc


i will give senator some credit as much as it pains me to do so but if a temp is good at their work there is quite often a job offered

Ianto.W. 26-01-2007 18:52

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Black puddings are made from blood mixed with cereal and other (secret) ingredients Brian, they are then shoved in an animal intestine 'like a sausage', Haggiss again is semi secret usual ingredients are sheep intestines,liver,kidney, heart etc mixed with bran or oats (no doubt our Scotish members will correct me) shoved into a sheeps stomach, usually eaten down here on Burns Night. Yuck.

maxwell silver 26-01-2007 18:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ianto.W. (Post 375193)
Black puddings are made from blood mixed with cereal and other (secret) ingredients Brian, they are then shoved in an animal intestine 'like a sausage', Haggiss again is semi secret usual ingredients are sheep intestines,liver,kidney, heart etc mixed with bran or oats (no doubt our Scotish members will correct me) shoved into a sheeps stomach, usually eaten down here on Burns Night. Yuck.

I don't know what they put in them up there,but with the missus being from north of the border i've tasted afew & it's like eating grit & they insist on frying them(like everything else).:( Boil me one from Bury anytime;)

panther 26-01-2007 19:01

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BLACK PUDDINGS

2 litres blood
Casings, beef runners of large hog casings (optional)
3 onions, finely chopped
1 kg of suet or diced pork fat (back fat or bacon fat)
500ml double cream
500g oatmeal, soaked overnight in water)
500g barley, boiled in water for 30 minutes
2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon mixed herbs or ground coriander
1 teaspoon black pepper or cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon ground mace


YUMMY with mustard!!

panther 26-01-2007 19:03

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....but i didnt know it was put in intestines!!:eek:

LancYorkYankee 26-01-2007 19:04

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Thanks for the explanation! (:D Although me Yorky cousin Ian I'd noted not to hear the Mrs. Begum story again as I'd read the "distastful," however intriguing, article!):D

While over there in July I did my ancestors proper remembrance by at least trying the haggis and black pudding while staying in Bradford. Must admit Ian, your description has the memory of it coming back to me with all its glory (I meant gory me thinks;) ).

For some reason I couldn't get Annie to try it. Must be her Mom's French Canadian, Native American, and Swamp Yankee side. She loved seeing the lands of our ancestors but would only partake of the fish and chips and Blackpool Rock!:p

Brian

Just read the delightful recipe panther. I must run out for the ingrediants. Hmm, where to find the liters of blood!

Ianto.W. 26-01-2007 19:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by maxwell silver (Post 375198)
I don't know what they put in them up there,but with the missus being from north of the border i've tasted afew & it's like eating grit & they insist on frying them(like everything else).:( Boil me one from Bury anytime;)

Yes maxwell silver, Bury Black Puddings are the best in the world, you can buy them on Accy market so Brian can judge for himself, if he goes to Bury he will be able to eat them hot, as for Haggis it's not bad served with mashed turnips and swede, I wonder if the Irish will or do like Hollands pies? (trying to get back on thread.)

Ianto.W. 26-01-2007 19:22

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Panther,2 litres blood
You havent got two puncture marks in your neck have you Panther? Two litres of blood will make a good meal for a family of vampires never mind make a few Black Puddings.:D.

maxwell silver 26-01-2007 19:22

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Originally Posted by Ianto.W. (Post 375212)
Yes maxwell silver, Bury Black Puddings are the best in the world, you can buy them on Accy market so Brian can judge for himself, if he goes to Bury he will be able to eat them hot, as for Haggis it's not bad served with mashed turnips and swede, I wonder if the Irish will or do like Hollands pies? (trying to get back on thread.)

Try all you like but i know where your coming from......haggiis with turnip & swede.....Mcbwwilliant:) :)

Ianto.W. 27-01-2007 09:38

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All iv'e got left to say on this subject is, the Irish had better not get used to the idea of manufacturing Hollands pies, if things take their usual course it will be next stop China for Hollands.

Kisser 27-01-2007 13:12

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Really surprised about Hollands Pies and commiserations to all those affected by job loses. Accrington is famous for its pies! Can't believe theyre going to Ireland! I love Hollands Pies too, but will boycott and have Cissie Greens instead (just as good, if not better :))

Nori Brick 09-06-2008 16:01

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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 373595)
I, WillowTheWhisp, hereby declare that I will never eat another Holland's Pie.

you made a mistake there willowthewhisp hollands pies are not in baxindon there in haslingdon if you look at the signs lol. just have to be frank.

jaysay 09-06-2008 16:10

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Originally Posted by Nori Brick (Post 589841)
you made a mistake there willowthewhisp hollands pies are not in baxindon there in haslingdon if you look at the signs lol. just have to be frank.

Holland's delivery vans are marked Holland's Pies Baxenden, and so is there postal address just to be frank:rolleyes:

emamum 09-06-2008 16:34

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Originally Posted by Nori Brick (Post 589841)
you made a mistake there willowthewhisp hollands pies are not in baxindon there in haslingdon if you look at the signs lol. just have to be frank.

Hiya Frank, welcome to accyweb :D:D:D

shillelagh 09-06-2008 17:06

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Originally Posted by Nori Brick (Post 589841)
you made a mistake there willowthewhisp hollands pies are not in baxindon there in haslingdon if you look at the signs lol. just have to be frank.


They are at Rising Bridge on the border next to what was Baxenden Station. Not in Haslingden ....

emamum 09-06-2008 17:18

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Holland's Pies
Baxenden
Accrington
Lancashire
BB5 2SA

http://www.hollandspies.co.uk/contact/

WillowTheWhisp 09-06-2008 17:24

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Originally Posted by Nori Brick (Post 589841)
you made a mistake there willowthewhisp hollands pies are not in baxindon there in haslingdon if you look at the signs lol. just have to be frank.

Hello Frank. :)

Don't argue with him folks. He'll insist black is white and find some way to prove it! :D

Royboy39 09-06-2008 17:28

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Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 589872)
They are at Rising Bridge on the border next to what was Baxenden Station. Not in Haslingden ....

Good job too.....If they were made in Haslingden they would'nt sell any? :cool::hidewall::D

cmonstanley 09-06-2008 17:33

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The thing is they have been probably planning this for a while, probably thats why they only take agency staff on.maybe they got tempted by a big grant off the eec or the local council in ireland got the grant to build the place..dont want to be alarmist but this sounds like the beginning of the end ...

ozzypostie 09-06-2008 18:09

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just to clarify as a postman in the acrington are that anything from the little shef down are classed as accrington district

BERNADETTE 09-06-2008 18:32

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Originally Posted by ozzypostie (Post 589905)
just to clarify as a postman in the acrington are that anything from the little shef down are classed as accrington district

When did they slip that one in?Thought it was Hyndburn:confused:

jambutty 09-06-2008 22:34

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If they were going to move production, surely the place to move it to should be The Netherlands – what people often wrongly refer to as Holland.

lancsdave 09-06-2008 22:39

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley (Post 589889)
The thing is they have been probably planning this for a while, probably thats why they only take agency staff on.maybe they got tempted by a big grant off the eec or the local council in ireland got the grant to build the place..dont want to be alarmist but this sounds like the beginning of the end ...

18 months down the line now :)

Mancie 09-06-2008 22:41

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Can't see the business sense in moving production to Ireland...they will have to be transported back over here,Holland's pies are a regional product, like for Northeners.
I suppose they may sell a fair amount of potato pies in Ireland cos the Paddy's love spuds!

BERNADETTE 09-06-2008 22:44

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 590092)
Can't see the business sense in moving production to Ireland...they will have to be transported back over here,Holland's pies are a regional product, like for Northeners.
I suppose they may sell a fair amount of potato pies in Ireland cos the Paddy's love spuds!

Oh do they now??:p

Mancie 09-06-2008 22:47

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 590094)
Oh do they now??:p

Yep Bernadette.. they love spuds and Guinness.. I'm pretty sure they invented both :)

BERNADETTE 09-06-2008 22:56

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 590098)
Yep Bernadette.. they love spuds and Guinness.. I'm pretty sure they invented both :)

Grant you the guinness my dad rest his soul loved the stuff as to many other Irish men. As for spuds the Irish staple diet boiled potatoes, roast potatoes, mashed potatoes and chips:eek:

Mancie 09-06-2008 23:35

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 590103)
Grant you the guinness my dad rest his soul loved the stuff as to many other Irish men. As for spuds the Irish staple diet boiled potatoes, roast potatoes, mashed potatoes and chips:eek:

Add a sprig of parsley for dressing!:D

WillowTheWhisp 10-06-2008 06:31

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It's not so much that they love spuds, it's just that not much else would ever grow there! Spuds, cabbage and bacon.

Oh and the odd elderly sheep for the mutton for Irish stew ;)

Mancie 10-06-2008 06:41

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Good luck Willow.. it's all rainbows and sunshine for you !.. i suppose if you are starvin you could always "whip off" a sheeps back leg and make some hotpot.
but .. alas,we mortal beings rely on minced beef from Asda's. a can of carrots, 98 pints of lager, and 2 oxo cubes!

Mick 10-06-2008 06:58

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 590098)
Yep Bernadette.. they love spuds and Guinness.. I'm pretty sure they invented both :)

I think you will find this guy had something to do with the potato but he did not INVENT the potato he brought it back from his exploring:D


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WillowTheWhisp 10-06-2008 07:04

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 590145)
Good luck Willow.. it's all rainbows and sunshine for you !.. i suppose if you are starvin you could always "whip off" a sheeps back leg and make some hotpot.

Well my ancestors in Donegal managed to avoid having to do that - they lived near the coast and had to survive on such peasant food as lobsters. Amazing isn't it that we now pay inflated prices for the 'luxuries' that were considered basic subsistence. I suppose it would have seemed like a luxury though for those not fortunate enough to be able to catch any. Then there were the ones who survived by coming over here and ended up farming in Norfolk.


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