Any good jokes ... ?

[ebikeerwidnes]

https://wewantplates.com/

The one with soup served in Stiletto shoe would be dangerous

I am not sure I could restrain myself from making comments that would force my wife to roll her eyes and probably hit me

 

[Alex321]

This is the story they plug in Cornwall for the tourist. I've never heard of the pasty warmed on a miners shovel. I wasn't even aware they'd have open fires (for heating pasties) down in the mine for safety reasons?

According to both of those articles, they used the candle from the lamp to warm it.

 

[Speicher]

Does anyone want to start a Cornish Pasties thread?

Yes, you could just cut and pastry the relevant posts.

 

[craigwend]

Yes, you could just cut and pastry the relevant posts.

That would be too Corny...
Well, ish...

 

[tyred]

According to both of those articles, they used the candle from the lamp to warm it.

That could take a while. How long was the dinner break?

 

[tyred]

 

[Tenkaykev]

Does anyone want to start a Cornish Pasties thread?

Top or side crimp?

 

[Toshiba Boy]

 

[Toshiba Boy]

A woman was in her nightdress cooking breakfast when her husband came down
Quick, make love to me she said
Afterwards he says, what was all that about?
She says, the egg timer is broken!

 

[Toshiba Boy]

 

[craigwend]

 

[Chris S]

According to both of those articles, they used the candle from the lamp to warm it.

Naked flames were prohibited in mines because of the risk of explosion. The Davey lamp was specifically designed to prevent this.

 

[ExBrit]

Naked flames were prohibited in mines because of the risk of explosion. The Davey lamp was specifically designed to prevent this.

Was that an issue in all mines, or just coal mines? Because a lot of Cornish mining was for Tin.

 

[newts]

Was that an issue in all mines, or just coal mines? Because a lot of Cornish mining was for Tin.

The original cornish pasty was made up of 3 parcels, one for the meat/potato, one for the fruit & a small one at the end containing an after eight mint to complete the meal (courtesy of the great Cornish historian, Jethro).

 

[Chris S]