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catrose

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4. Sir Terry wrote over 30 novels set in quasi-medieval place,

Reply to irisblue (Reply #3)

Sun Mar 7, 2021, 03:41 PM

Mar 2021

A thinly disguised Britain. One of his recurring characters was a street vendor who sold sausages (of best-not-inquired provenance) inna bun. The vegan version contained rocks. If you acquired your sausage rolls in a restaurant, they probably don’t bear much resemblance to siabs, thankfully. Yours sound good!

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a question about sausage rolls [View all] irisblue Mar 2021 OP

I made Jamie Oliver's sausage roll MontanaMama Mar 2021 #1

Is this Sir Terry Pratchett's infamous sausage inna bun? catrose Mar 2021 #2

sorry, I do not know that reference. irisblue Mar 2021 #3

Sir Terry wrote over 30 novels set in quasi-medieval place, catrose Mar 2021 #4

Pratchett was probably playing with the sometimes dubious reputation of British sausages Emrys Mar 2021 #5

Probably. Also, his street vendor was a totally unscrupulous marketer catrose Mar 2021 #6

I think that's just a hot dog muriel_volestrangler Mar 2021 #7