Whats going on with greggs?

gingergee

GREAT!!! In now hungry!!!!! lol x
My ex local branch always used to get my order wrong. Whenever i asked for chicken bake, id get steak/cheese somat instead!! Luckily i now llive in pasty country if i ever fancy one LIKE NOW!!! lol xxxxx

rustyboy21

marywooyeah wrote: »

Not this again! I thought groundhogs day was in February!

Completely agree with you.

However, some people still like to have a moan about it, when all lines were exhausted last time.

Just wait for '' you don't know whats in them'', '' the chicken in the sandwiches harbour bacteria'' and '' what idiots eat stuff from Greggs?'' like last time. lol

I_know_my_ABC_and_my_CMYK

rustyboy21 wrote: »

Yep ! If you have a problem with the VAT aspect I would take it up with authorities

I have no problem with them at all, I didn't mention VAT

There has been something that I have read on a news website etc that stated Greggs would be turning off their heat lamps etc to save their electricity bill.

We do know someone who works for Greggs so it could have been her that said it, but there lies the problem, their electricity bill.

shaun_from_Africa

marywooyeah wrote: »

Not this again! I thought groundhogs day was in February!

Groundhogs?
I always wondered what meat was in their pasties.

paddyrg

Naf wrote: »

The bit in bold is your problem here, with limited knowledge you're making assumptions.
...
being intended for the fridge); and because food in this situation is perfectly safe for at least two hours, Greggs' 'Hot' (or not) pastries are perfectly safe.

Cheers Naf for the clarification! I wanted to make sure I posed it as more of a question for clarification, and yours did the trick nicely

Never really in question whether Greggs food was safe, I was actually thinking the other way around - would it still be safe if it was maintained above 63 for the afternoon to benefit late diners? When would the 2hrs start from in that case?

Many thanks,

Rolandtheroadie

Is there not any "next day" Greggs still on the go?
Shops that sell the pies and pastries that never sold the day before in the regular shops.

melx

s_b wrote: »

£2.35 for 4

although i only buy 1
how much is a mars bar these days then?
work rest and play:D

£2.35 for four sausage rolls? its £3.05 here in Poole robbers!!!!:(

tgon

Offer of £1 for 2 now in York. They even put a notice up underneath saying £2 for 4, just in case a shopper was mathlexic(?)

And yes, another Greggs moan. By the critics standard here we should only ever complain about enduring problems once, then deem the matter closed. Funny how life just aint like that

Bongedone

90p each here

Jeff_Bridges_hair

I love Greggs.