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Went to Asda this morning and returned with (amoungst other shopping) a packet of the above, I was immediately accused by the g/friend of being a chav!, she says Ginsters is chav food, whereas I think they make the best pasties/slices etc. Any chit chatters have views either way on this?
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i've never had one but i've never heard of any food stuff being connected to the chav image,, why would it ?
I thought Asda was a bit of a chav shop anyway.So if that is the case you were already a chav even before you bought the pastie
I always thought a chav was just a thick, burberry wearing, missing tooth simpleton hanging about with other tw@ts, when did all this other stuff come into it about food and supermarkets
Seriously my take on them is that they fill a gap but i always regret eating one after i have had it.I find them a bit heavy and greasy with all that pastry and all.i find the filling a bit none ,not much flavour very little chicken.my mate heats his pasties up in his transit van on the hot air vent
Some supermarkets attract different types and i would imagine that in a poll that Asda would feature quiet highly with that crowd along with Tescos
Ginsters is ok, if you'd bought it in Greggs then you'd be a chav.
My only experience of these is that they're very poor quality.
But let's face it, mass produced pies in that price range aren't really likely to be anything else.
If you want good quality, make the pie yourself. It'll be far superior to anything shop-bought.
But let's face it, mass produced pies in that price range aren't really likely to be anything else.
If you want good quality, make the pie yourself. It'll be far superior to anything shop-bought.
Anyone going shopping on a Sunday is clearly a chav.
I bought a slow growing chicken from marks and spencers the othe day along with british Rump steak (on offer at the moment) and both were absolutely delicious .it`s worth paying a bit more for your nose bag.I bought a chicken ,two rumps and half a shoulder of lamb for a tenner
just eaten the aforementioned item, and admittedly whilst its hardly haute cusine, it was lovely and filled a hole. I had never heard of anything being considered chav food before or for that matter a particular supermarket being a chav shop, we use Asda because its the nearest.
I agree with the comment about buying them from Greggs thou.
I agree with the comment about buying them from Greggs thou.
these slices half price at Tesco 79p reduced from £1.58 including Pepper variety
macarony 24 Jan 11:46
Ginsters is the worst food on planet earth imo
How DARE you imo
Ginsters is the worst food on planet earth imo
How DARE you imo
rustlers burgers are chvvy ginsters pasyies just don't taste very nice
basically itis cra.p but tasty and easy when you'r on the move ad want something not to big to eat.
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