Urko's Fotothing

what is the third ingredient??

these aren't like "girl scout cookies" made with real girl scouts are they?

made with real swedes?

kimbob: Have you never heard of the root vegetable "swede"? It is a bit like a turnip but quite sweet.

Where are they made?

I have never heard of swede ever! (root veg) wonder what our equivalent would be------
google, here I go--------

Oh oh oh, appears it is the same as our rutabaga!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rutabaga

a bit of strange information included in link!!

kimbob: Yeah it is the same, I consider myself educated as I now know what a rutabaga is. I had never heard of it before. I must confess I find swede easier to say.

Jagged: What turnips or swedes?

Jagged: The pasties say made in Hertfordshire.

Try Ginsters Cornish Pasties, they are..... or at least used to be made in St Austell in Cornwall.

megmet: Ah I know St Austell it is near the old clay pit!

at british-american club here they call them bridies (pronounced BRY-DEES)
does that sound familiar or no?

rutubaga...... YUKKKKY

Yes that’s right, it’s near the china clay mines and the Eden Project. They have/had a factory and a shop there, I bought my first pasty there in 1971 and it was delicious!
It’s gorgeous down there, and after Spain that is the place I would most want to live!

LIsaSam67: I have heard of bridies. I like rutubaga when it is mashed/creamed with potato.

megmet: I 100% agree with you about Cornwall although I do favour the northcoast like Tintagel rather than St Austell myself. Having said that it is small enough to travel from coast to coast easily.

MMM yummy-------smashed with butter!!!