Tried them last week. Not worth a quid. They are tiny like the size of my middle finger. :neutral_face:

Deep fried apple pies? :confused:
"The temperature inside this apple pie is over 1000 degrees. If I squeeze it, a jet of molten bramley apple will squirt out. Could go your way; could go mine. Either way, one of us is going down!"

Crikey, this is the first Apple thread for ages without loads of shouty people. Been waiting for the Android pie brigade to arrive and it all to kick-off! :wink:

Anyone notice in the small print it say cooked in the same oil as fish and chicken food. Hmm apple pie with hint of fishiness lol

good find op,could eat them now, heat added :smiley:

Tried them last week. Not worth a quid. They are tiny like the size of my middle finger. :neutral_face:

Absolutely nothing like McDonalds pies, they are so small they would get lost if you dropped them on your tray. They are not even worth 25p each.

Well ive not got round to trying them yet but i was going near a burger king in a few days and noticed the offer on the site so thought it was worth a mention if no one knew about it.

Apple pies????????
Nope, there like a Victoria Beckham apple pie, it's a stick!

ouch ouch ouch hotter than the sun

There may be 2 sticks but each stick is half the size of McDonalds apple pie.

Deep fried apple pies? :confused:
"The temperature inside this apple pie is over 1000 degrees. If I squeeze it, a jet of molten bramley apple will squirt out. Could go your way; could go mine. Either way, one of us is going down!"

Voted hot before reading about the size issues :confused:

These have been on the menu, at this price, for a while now.

AH HA

Anyone notice in the small print it say cooked in the same oil as fish and chicken food. Hmm apple pie with hint of fishiness lol

How much is a hamburger?

have to agree with the other comments, not only are they tiny but they don't even taste as good as the McD's ones.

I was going to say about the size but I think it may just have been mentioned already.
Apple sticks, Apple match sticks more like.

Local McDonald's is currently doing two full size Apple Pies for £1.

This is store by store but pretty common so it's worth asking.

great find

Crikey, this is the first Apple thread for ages without loads of shouty people. Been waiting for the Android pie brigade to arrive and it all to kick-off! :wink:

not worth 99p , tiny size and taste awful compared to mcd

truly horrible and tasteless not forgetting how small they are..

Go well with the £1.49 Big King

​Going by that pic with it next to the cheeseburger looks accurate in their defence

Excellent find. Hot :sunglasses:

lmao I bought these today these are quater the size of mc donalds pies id rather pay 50p extra and buy 2 from mc donalds much bigger and tastier

​Alan Partridge?

last time I tried them they were tiny and awful

Voted hot before reading the thread. Amateur mistake.
On another note, perhaps HUKD should introduce a feature that allows people to change their votes.

Their cheeseburgers are small and look how big they look next to the apple pies. This looks more like daylight robbery than a hot deal.

All queued up in Burger King returning their slice insisting it's cold! So funny :wink:

I thought they were doing these for 79p for 2? Gone up 20p. As has been said they are small. They might be hot but its cold from me

Is this meant to be read with an Alan Partridge voice in my head, or a suitable 50 Shades of Grey voice?
The latter brings a whole different meaning to the words "saucy pie". :wink:

Tried these the other day - they are disgusting and tiny. They are fried in the same oil as the chips / chicken and therefore taste the same. Not nice.......

Horrendous product and not worth 9p let alone 99p.

Actually they use a separate fryer for vegetarian stuff and the french fries when i worked there. There was even separate tongs for handling the vegetarian items.

​Not according to the email they sent me couple of months ago

These are really small not even worth 99p

One asbestos mouth required.

​BK don't Fry any veg products, they are microwaved to keep them separate.