Mince pie count

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um Nov 2022 7:28pm, 13 Nov 2022 6,714 posts	0 um I'd eat them, as long as LindsD confirms she scraped any mould off the top of the mincemeat. And cooked them at 180-200C ... that should see off most things. (Can you tell I was brought up by a war time and rationing mother?)
alpenrose Nov 2022 9:09pm, 13 Nov 2022 57,473 posts	0 alpenrose I haven't experimented yet dobbers but Sainsbury's pastry seems to get thicker every year. I've favoured M&S the last couple of years.
RunningRonnie Nov 2022 9:24pm, 13 Nov 2022 2,452 posts	0 RunningRonnie 33
Rascal Nov 2022 10:02pm, 13 Nov 2022 158 posts	0 Rascal 37. A 4 pack smashed this weekend.
Angus Clydesdale Nov 2022 10:37pm, 13 Nov 2022 25,523 posts	0 Angus Clydesdale (Can you tell I was brought up by a war time and rationing mother?) I think there's quite a few of us in here...
LindsD Nov 2022 10:52pm, 13 Nov 2022 57,948 posts	0 LindsD raises hand
Cheeky’s Dad Nov 2022 10:53pm, 13 Nov 2022 2,826 posts	0 Cheeky’s Dad Not mincemeat but, when we were clearing out our Mum’s house in Feb 2019, when she moved into a nursing home, I discovered a jar of golden syrup in her cupboard with a best before date of Feb 1997. Just the 22 years out of date! For info, it was part used and, no, I didn’t try any. She too had lived through the war and didn’t believe in throwing things away (clearly)
Nicholls595 Nov 2022 8:30am, 14 Nov 2022 29,947 posts	0 Nicholls595 38
Brutus Nov 2022 10:36am, 14 Nov 2022 8 posts	0 Brutus Post night shift run Breakfast 39
RichHL Nov 2022 2:11pm, 14 Nov 2022 19,911 posts	0 RichHL 40. Plus a cheese scone but I don't think we have a count for those.