Morrisons have launched a footlong sausage roll for £1
will rise to £1.43 on 14th august
instore only
All comments (74)
bobbo07
7 Aug 17#1
Probably drier than Gandhi's flipflop
bd1981bd to bobbo07
8 Aug 17#29
My Mrs in her infinite wisdom the other day tried to use this quote also but rather hilariously quoted "my mouths as dry as Gandalfs flip flop" I "shall not pass" on this deal. Heat
rogparki
7 Aug 17#2
And man has landed on the moon ? hotukdeals.com/dis…171 Is a simple search , before posting, that difficult ?
Caroline_1993 to rogparki
7 Aug 17#3
I did do a search but nothing showed up. the link you posted is in discussions not deals.
rogparki to Caroline_1993
7 Aug 17#5
I think that was because the OP (a Mod or editor as they are called these days ) realised it wasn't really much of a deal when 5x5" ones are normally £2 .
Syst3mzero to rogparki
8 Aug 17#9
some people like long ones, some want lots of shorter sausages in them. not many people have one that's a whole foot in length so maybe people are right to be excited by it.... unless then measure it using the subway ruler, they claim they have 6 inches and its an empty boast as if check its more like 5. :wink:
tazza84 to rogparki
8 Aug 17#47
Nah it's just you e been shown up. Trying to be sarcastic and clever and it's backfired :joy: :joy:
QuickProfits to rogparki
8 Aug 17#69
No OP stands for original poster!
rogparki to QuickProfits
8 Aug 17#12
Errr ... but the OP (original poster) was a Mod/Editor . Please read and digest the comment before commenting :unamused:
QuickProfits to rogparki
9 Aug 17#71
Fair enough but it is your wording to be honest.
yespleasesir to rogparki
8 Aug 17#38
Are you serious ? Get a life !
Thanks for posting, as I didn't see the deal earlier. No harm is done if deals are duplicated.
rogparki to yespleasesir
8 Aug 17#40
So we should all repost previous posts in the hope that one eventually gets your attention ? Seems to be what you are saying - tell me if I'm wrong . I have a life , thanks for asking - Yourself ?
yespleasesir to rogparki
8 Aug 17#50
I didn't ask if you had a life . I told you to get a life. Maybe read the comment thoroughly before responding. And most people don't spend all day on here , looking through every single post . So if someone posts an offer that's already been posted, it's actually helpful. It certainly doesn't deserve criticism from you
mattinhull
7 Aug 17#4
1-0 to caroline
rogparki to mattinhull
7 Aug 17#6
Penalties now :joy:
catbeans
8 Aug 17#7
Yet more unrealistic expectations, it's about the the quality of the meat, not just finding the biggest possible! :neutral_face:
omair to catbeans
8 Aug 17#11
Bigfoot600 to catbeans
8 Aug 17#66
Quality of the meat? U must mean fat. Have you ever seen a sausage roll made
liz57
8 Aug 17#8
Wow! The meat must be amazing. Can't wait to try this quality product. Mmmmm
Scotney
8 Aug 17#13
I can't prove it with pics but I promise with a hand on my heart that the meat inside is substantial compared to the level of pastry. There is always a good meat-to-pastry ratio in Morrisons sausage rolls. So the price right now is more of an introductory offer...with the intention of raising it? that's still a deal in my book.
marco44
8 Aug 17#14
Just had one. Managed to eat 6 inches on my first attempt. Well worth £1
mattinhull
8 Aug 17#15
prefer the 8 sausage rolls for a pound especially if still hot......ps how do Morrisons get away with not having to put in the fridge to display and just having on a table in the bags??
ianshona to mattinhull
8 Aug 17#49
Because they only have a one day life and don't suffer temperature shock which encourages bacteria growth.
Groaver to ianshona
8 Aug 17#42
Well... It's actually in the legislation:
The Food Safety and Hygiene (England) Regulations 2013 SCHEDULE 4 Temperature control requirements
Chill holding requirements 2.—(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (2) and paragraph 3, any person who keeps any food —
(a)which is likely to support the growth of pathogenic micro-organisms or the formation of toxins; and
(b)with respect to which any commercial operation is being carried out,
at or in food premises at a temperature above 8°C commits an offence.
Chill holding tolerance periods 5.—(1) In any proceedings for an offence consisting of a contravention of sub-paragraph (1) of paragraph 2, it shall be a defence for the accused to prove that the food —
(a)was for service or on display for sale;
(b)had not previously been kept for service or on display for sale at a temperature above 8°C or, where a recommendation has been made pursuant to sub-paragraph (1) of paragraph 4, the recommended temperature; and
(c)had been kept for service or on display for sale for a period of less than four hours.
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Opening post
will rise to £1.43 on 14th august
instore only
All comments (74)
Is a simple search , before posting, that difficult ?
the link you posted is in discussions not deals.
Thanks for posting, as I didn't see the deal earlier. No harm is done if deals are duplicated.
So the price right now is more of an introductory offer...with the intention of raising it? that's still a deal in my book.
It's actually in the legislation:
The Food Safety and Hygiene (England) Regulations 2013
SCHEDULE 4
Temperature control requirements
Chill holding requirements
2.—(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (2) and paragraph 3, any person who keeps any food —
(a)which is likely to support the growth of pathogenic micro-organisms or the formation of toxins; and
(b)with respect to which any commercial operation is being carried out,
at or in food premises at a temperature above 8°C commits an offence.
Chill holding tolerance periods
5.—(1) In any proceedings for an offence consisting of a contravention of sub-paragraph (1) of paragraph 2, it shall be a defence for the accused to prove that the food —
(a)was for service or on display for sale;
(b)had not previously been kept for service or on display for sale at a temperature above 8°C or, where a recommendation has been made pursuant to sub-paragraph (1) of paragraph 4, the recommended temperature; and
(c)had been kept for service or on display for sale for a period of less than four hours.