Fast food outlets - the late June deathmatch

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Dvorak Aug 2016 9:23pm, 25 Aug 2016 12,090 posts	0 Dvorak A hipster pasty would be like a pasty but vintagely retro, therefore very similar to all the rest of the Cornish pasties. Except for possibly being described as an artisan pasty and costing twice as much. And being served on a slate. A reclaimed Cornish slate, naturally.
.B. Aug 2016 9:25pm, 25 Aug 2016 24,853 posts	0 .B. adds a drizzle of truffle oil
Dvorak Aug 2016 9:35pm, 25 Aug 2016 12,091 posts	0 Dvorak Locally foraged and produced truffle oil, I hope; ethically sourced using free-range pigs, I hope. It does bring to mind however shyfire's post on TYWTSBC a few days ago: "the smell of that white truffle oil isn't like an alcoholics breath the morning after the night before".
GlennR Aug 2016 9:37pm, 25 Aug 2016 21,372 posts	0 GlennR We acquired some last weekend, had it with pasta on Tuesday evening. Very nice, but easy to overdo.
McGoohan Aug 2016 10:45pm, 25 Aug 2016 25,315 posts	0 McGoohan I have been in Cornwall seven days and have yet to eat a pasty. Where am I going wrong?
Angus Clydesdale Aug 2016 10:47pm, 25 Aug 2016 11,282 posts	0 Angus Clydesdale You say you're in Cornwall, but we no longer believe you.
GregP Aug 2016 11:07am, 26 Aug 2016 84,704 posts	0 GregP I have a collection of common British plants. Including the bloke from Led Zeppelin.
TRO Saracen Aug 2016 11:14am, 26 Aug 2016 13,425 posts	0 TRO Saracen Is Kim Philby on the start grid?
GregP Aug 2016 11:25am, 26 Aug 2016 84,711 posts	0 GregP Not unless you can give me a good reason. 'spy' and 'plant' aren't really the same thing. We could include Argie, as he's common and a bit vegetative?
TRO Saracen Aug 2016 11:28am, 26 Aug 2016 13,426 posts	0 TRO Saracen That orchid that's so rare no one knows where it is and it has 24 hour police protection? Think there's only one left or something.