yellow sti6

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any1 work for them??
missis found a big chicken bone in her(chicken) pie tday.
best way to make a complaint.

cheers

Chip

Was it a chicken pie? If so then chickens do have bones so dont think youll be eligible for compensation on that one unless she was injured by the pie in some way

If you just want to make a complaint you'll most likely just get a voucher or postal order for a few quid.

Chip

Tim-Grove

Im amazed that there’s actually chicken in those pies. I thought they were just random animal pies

Chip

I thought Ginsters were better than most actually. They should be at the price they charge.

Chip

alcazar

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PUKKA pies rule And they're nowt to do with that long-tongued tw@ Oliver

Alcazar

Miss Kinky

my ex had full blown food poisoning from eating a Ginsters pasty... 10 days he was ill...

*Sonic*

Cant believe there was a chicken bone in it, arent ginsters pies made from 2nd hand insoles (they certainly smell and taste like them)

CooperS

The only chicken a Ginsters pie has seen is when it was driven past the farm on the way to the supermarket!

J4CKO

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Kind of serves her right really if hse insist on eating that ****, I only hope she had either just finished a hunger strike, was force fed it by terrorists or was very very drunk.

Maybe you misheard her when she said that she had more chance of a good bone in a Ginsters Pasty ?

yellow sti6

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funny ****in haha

OllyK

I'd check the label - chickens do have small and fragile bones, the packaging of chiken related products do usually warn there may be bones present!

amazinggrace

I love Ginsters Cheese and Bacon pastys

When ever I go on any kind of long journey I must have a pasty, a packet of ready salted ripple crisps, a boost bar, and lots of lucozade.

Jamo

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www.ginsters.com

look in the bottom left of the screen there is a contact us button, theres an online form.

hth mate

jacko, if you insist on replying to every single thread, try and make sure its every single thread somewhere else.

Fuzz

haha at some of the replies.

Must say I once had a fecking splinter of chipboard in a cornish pasty many years ago. never bothered whining about it though.
I've eaten worse ****e than that.


Andy

Leslie

Ginsters always supposwed to be pretty good if you like that sort of thing.

Les

King RA

I found a bit of glass in a sandwich once.

richardg

are ginsters pies considered by the general public to be safer than fray bentos pies though? (i'm asking - not stating anything)

http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=432648

Karl 227

I once put a live ragworm in a friends sandwich when we were fishing on Chesil beach

Peanuts

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erm..
pick the fecking bone out and eat the rest of the pasty?

or telephone your local "now fee, no chance" solicitors and try to milk the system for whatever freebies you/she can get your/her grubby little mitts on: if thats what your angling for...

DBY

LOL at this thread, funniest for a long time!!

redragon

i once bought a pack of sarnies from spar didnt find any chicken in em come to think of it not even a bone in there







mind you id picked cheese an pickle up by mistake

Peanuts

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I found that with a turkish delight before, alarmingly it was also from spar, which used to be sperrings.

RMA26

Dont eat em, Fekkin hate Pastry!

unclebuck

Sounds like it. Some people (most people) are pathetic with their compensation attitudes these days.

Remember you are what you eat, and those things are sh*te

Peanuts

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lol at the ginsters reply, "theres no fecking chicken in our muck sonny".

J4CKO

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shaggy1973
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StudentScooby

Rich mans pies

speed demoness

i'm sure i've come across the same thing when i've bought that brand.... maybe thats why i don't buy them anymore ! lol

nufc1892

Spot the chubby ******