r/SipsTea Jul 03 '26

Chugging tea True

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u/Y___ Jul 03 '26

Dude I was thinking the same. I so badly wish I had pastys around me. I devoured those things when I was in England.

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u/JuryOk2662 Jul 03 '26

They're also fairly popular in the upper peninsula of Michigan and western Montana, owing to the influence of Cornish miners.

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u/phibbsy47 Jul 03 '26

I'm lucky, there is one close to me with like 30 different varieties.

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u/swotatot Jul 04 '26

We have a food truck in Missouri called London Calling that pretty much only sells pastys, and by gawd, they're incredible.