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"A problem concerning pasties."

I just started eating one out of the fridge, and it tastes fine, but was I meant to cook it? It says on the back that it is "delicious hot or cold", but does that mean AFTER it's cooked I can let it cool down and eat it? I don't want to die here at my PC, with a half-eaten pasty in my mouth, with a chat room on the screen. Like a nerdy Mama Cass...

Is it very pale, a bit floppy and sticky to the touch?

Um - I'll rephrase that.

Is it firm to the touch with a little colour in it and a bit flaky?

Um - that's no good either.

Sod it, if you end up trying to hold on to the contents of your stomach it was raw!!

monkey_man wrote:
> "delicious hot or cold"

I remember reading about this in....the "Sun"...and they said it's a typo. It should read "delicious hot AND cold"

It's all in the determiner.

HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!!

Anyway, my super woman instincts tell me that

1) if its in the fridge it is either there de frosting to be cooked later

or

2) It is ready cooked

I think it is ready cooked as it says 'delicious hot or cold'. You can get the ones that you cook but that to me sounds like the ready easy cooked ones like quazi said from tesco's or something, you can either mic them and make them warn or have them as a old snack

PLUS you would taste it if it needed to be cooked..IT WOULD BE RAW MEAT ETC"!

Also its already cooked when you buy it from a place like tescos

Nah u should be alright....Whats the point of cooking it and letting it cool down.

I just started eating one out of the fridge, and it tastes fine, but was I meant to cook it? It says on the back that it is "delicious hot or cold", but does that mean AFTER it's cooked I can let it cool down and eat it? I don't want to die here at my PC, with a half-eaten pasty in my mouth, with a chat room on the screen. Like a nerdy Mama Cass...