Is It Too Late To Heap Praise On The Spicy Chilli Pies?

Tom Hark Preston Park

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• Feb 24, 2015

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Probably not, as the ones from Saturday tend to reappear in the following midweek game.

Definitely one of the damn tastiest pies of the Amex era, and served on Saturday at the optimum temperature from the North middle kiosk also. A true culinary delight!

 

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MattBackHome

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• Feb 24, 2015

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Definitely not too late. They deserve daily praise in my opinion. A phenomenal pie.

 

spence

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• Feb 24, 2015

• #3

Tom Hark said:

Probably not, as the ones from Saturday tend to reappear in the following midweek game.

Definitely one of the damn tastiest pies of the Amex era, and served on Saturday at the optimum temperature from the North middle kiosk also. A true culinary delight!

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Who ate all the pies........................

 

dazzer6666

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• Feb 24, 2015

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Tom Hark said:

Probably not, as the ones from Saturday tend to reappear in the following midweek game.

Definitely one of the damn tastiest pies of the Amex era, and served on Saturday at the optimum temperature from the North middle kiosk also. A true culinary delight!

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Agreed. Should be on tonight though as they are the special for the month ? Gutted I am missing the pie (and the game)

 

Yoda

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Mar 1, 2004

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• Feb 24, 2015

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The one I had on Saturday in the Bupa Lounge seemed spicier than the one I had from the North stand at the Forest game.

 

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matski_98

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Controversial I know but I don't really rate the pies at the Amex. I find them very dry and a bit bland which is why I normally avoid them.

However, I got a chilli one on Saturday and it was spot on! Hope they come back and become a regular feature.

 

Foul Play Rocks

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Feb 23, 2013

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I thought the chilli pies were delicious but these spicy chilli pies have definitely raised the bar.

 

edna krabappel

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Another chilli pie fan here after consuming one post-match on Saturday. Absolute winner, and a step up from other recent pies. Hope they stay.

 

Nibble

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I don't really eat at matches, I had a chicken pie thing once. Revolting. Expensive. Bad service.

 

Titanic

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Nibble said:

I don't really eat at matches, I had a chicken pie thing once. Revolting. Expensive. Bad service.

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Each to his own. The chicken pies are usually very good... but Saturday's chilli pie was flippin' delicious

 

banjo

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• Feb 24, 2015

• #11

Very nice pie but could do with a few more scovilles.

 

fat old seagull

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Damn I passed on Saturday. So maybe tonight it's going to be "Eat one, Keep one"

 

Carrot Cruncher

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banjo said:

Very nice pie but could do with a few more scovilles.

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I should start by saying that I'm a real chilli-head and have eaten some stupid things heat-wise. I disagree about the improved pie though. The 'old' chilli pie did need to go up a notch. This one, however, has a good good kick for the chilli lovers and definitely gives you a cheeky little tickle. It's not so overpowering that it can still cater for the masses. Any hotter and I think it would loose something. Good balance, IMO.

 

banjo

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Carrot Cruncher said:

I should start by saying that I'm a real chilli-head and have eaten some stupid things heat-wise. I disagree about the improved pie though. The 'old' chilli pie did need to go up a notch. This one, however, has a good good kick for the chilli lovers and definitely gives you a cheeky little tickle. It's not so overpowering that it can still cater for the masses. Any hotter and I think it would loose something. Good balance, IMO.

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It's a nice little winter warmer I have to agree.

 

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Seagull1989

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Oct 31, 2011

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• Feb 24, 2015

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I saw the chilli pie on the last game but was too late already ordered steak . Happy to give it a go tonight though.

 

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HAILSHAM SEAGULL

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• Feb 24, 2015

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The lamb mince, cheese and bacon was a superb pie, and I was gutted when they finished.
But the spicey chilli pie at the last two home games was quite wonderful. Still had a taste of the rather warm chilli, about 6-00 when I got back to Hailsham and started the serious drinking session.
Piglets Pantry Take a Bow

 

Eeyore

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• Feb 24, 2015

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Having decided upon my usual Chicken & Ham for this evening, this thread has raised doubts.

I don't usually go for hot and spicy fills, but maybe, just maybe this once.

Alternatively, I could just buy both.

 

Driver8

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• Feb 24, 2015

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My pie enjoyment has been ruined by the addition of mushrooms to the veggie pie. Whoever thought of putting mushrooms in a spinach and ricotta pie? I just go hungry now.

 

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Turkey

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• Feb 24, 2015

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I've had a dodgy belly but I do like a bit of chilli, may have to risk it this evening.

 

JamesAndTheGiantHead

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• Feb 24, 2015

• #20

Sold out in the West Upper. No need to rub it in you sociopaths.