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It's the first time that a free-from pie has taken the overall crown at the British Pie Awards

These days you can’t mooove for mock au vin and posh dogs in the supermarket… and this plant-based packaging is bringing in big profits

By Bristol24/7, Tuesday Apr 13, 2021 If the delicious pies and the newly reopened terrace down at the Broad Quay restaurant weren’t enough, there’s even more incentive for you to head down to Pieminister this month. Pieminister has teamed up with Forestry England and is on a mission to create Pleasant Forest – a new forest that will be grown on unused land in Kent. Every time you buy one of the new plant-based pie or patty, 10p will go towards the planting and caring of trees at Pleasant...

Lets celebrate British Pie Week Its that time of year again to celebrate the UKs ubiquitous love of pies. Pic: GettyImages/Say-Cheese Lockdown has given consumers plenty of time to get creative in the kitchen, with many Brits turning their hands to the much-loved supper: the pie. Research by OnBuy’s Food Department revealed the nation’s most loved pie was a fish pie, followed by a cottage pie, an apple pie and a pork pie. Traditional takes on chicken pot pies, ba...

Beef vs vegan jackfruit pie - can you tell the difference? We put it to the test Could a devoted meat eater be won over? Updated Pieministers vegan jackfruit pie Dont miss anything coming up in 2021 by subscribing to our free Whats On email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Count me in! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we ...

By Alec Mattinson2020-12-18T00:01:00+00:00 Six of the top 10 savoury pastry brands have achieved volume growth Barely a single hot pie has passed the lips of hungry sport spectators since the country first locked down in March. At first glance, it seems a similar story in shoppers’ homes. Unit sales of savoury pastries from grocery chillers have fallen by 10.3 million kg – roughly equivalent to 50 million single-portion pies – after brands shed 7.5% of volumes. Look closer at the number...