Pie shops charging for sauce.

All you people speaking out against sauce are...... saucists !!!!!!!

There is a simple solution Dave which my Dad taught me. In all his cars he kept a small box which had salt, vinegar and sauce in it for just such occasions as a meat pie or fish and chips. He was a Yorkshireman, so paying a few cents extra for condiments really cut against the grain for him. He said he had already paid for those things at home, so why pay for them again...:D

Remember the Yorkshireman's creed -

Ear all, see all, say note,
Eat all, sup all, pay note.
And if you should ever do ote for note, then do it for the sen (for yourself)

Y'know, I'd be really happy if the biggest worry in my life was that occasionally I had to pay for sauce to go on a pie. :)

BTW, I fall into the 'no-sauce' camp when it comes to pies but that is because I only by nice pies that don't need their flavour enhancing/disguised. :)

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Originally Posted by ugu80

Went to the Mudgee pie shop recently and got a couple of pies for my lady and myself, paid and when I asked for sauce they threw in a couple of sachets and didn't charge. I was stunned. What should I do? Remind them of the cost of a sachet? Throw money at them? Turn and run for the door? I could feel their eyes boring into me as I stood rooted to the spot. Then another customer made an order, their stare was averted so I slowly sidled my way nonchalantly to the door with pent up terror expectant to the call "Ya haven't paid for ya sauce". I made it out unnoticed, my heart pounding, my eyes bulging pool balls; I have never felt so alive.

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:Rolling: That has made my day

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Originally Posted by Ferret

Don't get me started on BBQ sauce on pizza.

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We all know that BBQ sauce is the King of sauces.

Monarchist. :D

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Originally Posted by BigJon

We all know that BBQ sauce is the King of sauces.

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Agreed

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Originally Posted by bacicat

There is a simple solution Dave which my Dad taught me. In all his cars he kept a small box which had salt, vinegar and sauce in it for just such occasions as a meat pie or fish and chips. He was a Yorkshireman, so paying a few cents extra for condiments really cut against the grain for him. He said he had already paid for those things at home, so why pay for them again...:D

Remember the Yorkshireman's creed -

Ear all, see all, say note,
Eat all, sup all, pay note.
And if you should ever do ote for note, then do it for the sen (for yourself)

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Yep..that's TRUE...
My wife was born in Yorkshire (although came to Australia at a very young age with her family as a "five pound Pom")...but her Dad LIVES by that creed...

(BTW..the correct spelling is "nowt")...and, no I'm not taking over from Ron with spelling :D:D:D

Also, sauce should be supplied free if required.

I'm a pro-saucer, but a REALLY good pie is one with mushy peas (must be mushy) under the pie lid with sauce on top. Yummy, must be a top quality pie though!!!:D

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Originally Posted by DT-P38

FFS, my sauce thread has been hijacked by sauce haters!

My real fear ladies and gentlemen is that we will soon be being charged for salt and pepper sachets and sugar for our coffee or tea. I blame Masterfoods and Heinz for selling the concept as an income generator for struggling small businesses. Corporate scumbags.

Given Rove tried and failed, I will cease my lofty aspirations of a successful "free the sauce" campaign for Australia Day 2015.

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I have no problem with any of those surcharges.

Added salt is bad for for your health, as is sugar, pepper and sauce. Why should my pie, coffee etc cost more merely to subsidise others consumption of the condiments. There is enough salt in the foods themselves for health and I use none of them.

BTW: pies are so bad these days because Government regulations specify that a meat pie only needs to contain 25% meat and that can be any of the meat that's unsaleable as a specified cut including grissel, tripe, kidney, sinue and tendons.

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Originally Posted by VladTepes

All you people speaking out against sauce are...... saucists !!!!!!!

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Better than being a sauce-aholic! :D