I keep reading about the spectacular worth of the Cornish pasty industry but you know for sure that something’s hit the big time when the Economist dedicates an article to it, as it did yesterday. It’s titled ‘The gentrification of the Cornish pasty’ and explores the pasty’s ‘unlikely conquest’.
Course, the very last thing I want when I pass through Waterloo station is a pasty, much as I love them – when I cross the Tamar, my mind is fixated on sushi, noodles, curry…
You can read the full article here and may I remind you while I’m at it of the worth of this droll Redruth-based pasty blog: http://theonlinepastyguide.blogspot.com/ I was shocked to read his damning report on Lavenders’ pasties the other week but I defend to the death his right to… er, analyse pasties.
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October 15, 2010 at 11:31 am
as i was saying… « pasties & cream cornwall blog
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October 14, 2010 at 3:40 pm
poddys
I agree, you can get pasties all over the country these days, but they just don’t taste the same once you drive east out of Cornwall.
I love the blog, loved our honeymoon in Lamorna Cove in April, and am adding a link to my blog so I can remember to come back.
October 15, 2010 at 9:55 am
ismay atkins
hi poddys, thanks for the comment & the link! -p&c