They could do with a "satellite" shop in Pattaya.

Tell him we desperately need him in Chiang Rai.

I'm always amazed that people get so excited by something as mundane as a pie.

If I never ate a pie again in my life I doubt I'd miss it.... actually I know I wouldn't as I've not eaten one in years.

Wonder if they can be frozen for later and reheated in oven/micro?

I've talked to various Aussies about pies over the years and one thing they do there that they also do in some other parts of the world ... pie and peas ... a pie float!

Do they do pie floats?

Love Aussie meat pies.

l believe a couple of Aussies are also now making pies in California & they are selling like hot cakes……er make that like hot pies!

come on mr. mod he shouldnt be allowed to post about pies just before dinner.

Mate, I can tell you that I'm now suffering the consequences of letting my eyes be bigger than my belly. Four pies was probably two to many at one sitting.

I reckon I've taken one for the team, but by god it was worth it!!

How much did they cost ? .

I know nothing about Aussie pies, but I love American-style chicken pot pie. Do they have anything like this (notice they are not dry):

I know nothing about Aussie pies, but I love American-style chicken pot pie. Do they have anything like this (notice they are not dry):

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Try eating one of those at the footy!

Love Aussie meat pies.

l believe a couple of Aussies are also now making pies in California & they are selling like hot cakes……er make that like hot pies!

Fair dinkum pies in SF.

Maybe some Australian pies are nice but there's a lot of really nasty, disgusting pies produced in Australia too - not worthy to be called food.

IMO "Australian" used in front of "pies" doesn't inspire confidence.

I think I'd prefer a pimped out more healthy version of Aussie pies rather than authentic ones which sort of have a dog food tinge about them. I've had both kinds.

Maybe some Australian pies are nice but there's a lot of really nasty, disgusting pies produced in Australia too - not worthy to be called food.

IMO "Australian" used in front of "pies" doesn't inspire confidence.

How many have you actually tried?

Its already been asked I know but I will try again. How much are these pies?

I've talked to various Aussies about pies over the years and one thing they do there that they also do in some other parts of the world ... pie and peas ... a pie float!

Do they do pie floats?

Yes pie floater, had them in Adelaide in 1995. Great after a night out. Couldn't get in Sydney, I think they're not all over buy a great eat.

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OP is from Aus/nz?

For those you yearn for Hollands pies and puddings

Here's his buisness card and photos of his sign

Definitely from dununda...The business card is upside down!

Maybe some Australian pies are nice but there's a lot of really nasty, disgusting pies produced in Australia too - not worthy to be called food.

IMO "Australian" used in front of "pies" doesn't inspire confidence.

How many have you actually tried?

More than enough to know the crap pies in Australia far outnumber the good ones.

Lots of beer and tomato sauce is required to get most down.

Thanks for that. Guess what I'm having for lunch? Mmmmm. Pie....

Shaved n Dangerous....or

Hairy? lol

Maybe some Australian pies are nice but there's a lot of really nasty, disgusting pies produced in Australia too - not worthy to be called food.

IMO "Australian" used in front of "pies" doesn't inspire confidence.

So true

The majority of pies have left over left overs in them.

Utter garbage.

However there are some good ones out there but you have to hunt high and low to find them in Australia.

The best pies I have had were when I was working in Napier in NZ a couple of years back.

Real beef, perfect pastry. Their sausage rolls were great too.

Don't much like the look of the cart that runs around Pattaya with pies and sausage rolls. They look pretty toxic. British I think.

Aussies haven't offered much to the culinary food world

But we sure can do a damn good pie

what about a nice Pavlova

Aussies haven't offered much to the culinary food world

But we sure can do a damn good pie

what about a nice Pavlova

Pavlovas are a Kiwi invention

Aussies haven't offered much to the culinary food world

But we sure can do a damn good pie

what about a nice Pavlova

Pavlovas are a Kiwi invention

The dessert is believed to have been created in honour of the dancer either during or after one of her tours to Australia and New Zealand in the 1920s

Aussies haven't offered much to the culinary food world

But we sure can do a damn good pie

what about a nice Pavlova

Pavlovas are a Kiwi invention

OK. lamingtons then.

Maybe some Australian pies are nice but there's a lot of really nasty, disgusting pies produced in Australia too - not worthy to be called food.

IMO "Australian" used in front of "pies" doesn't inspire confidence.

Do you ever have anything positive to say?

Maybe some Australian pies are nice but there's a lot of really nasty, disgusting pies produced in Australia too - not worthy to be called food.

IMO "Australian" used in front of "pies" doesn't inspire confidence.

Do you ever have anything positive to say?

Now my wife is Thai so is my nephew they love a good Aussie pie and food

eat you bloody heart out

Maybe some Australian pies are nice but there's a lot of really nasty, disgusting pies produced in Australia too - not worthy to be called food.

IMO "Australian" used in front of "pies" doesn't inspire confidence.

Do you ever have anything positive to say?

I gave you a fair assessment of an Australian pie. That's positive, isn't it?

I will rip a few down tomorrow.

It's closed.