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Does anyone else eat minced meat pie????

southernbelle82southernbelle82 member
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My family (mom, sis, aunt and I) LOOOOOOVE mm pie.  My BIL and DH HATE it.  I was just wondering who else likes it...it's not a very popular pie but it's SOOOOOO good.  Wink
DD 6/17/08, DD 6/9/10, DD 12/15/11
BFP 5/24/13 - Natural MC 6/7/13
BFP 8/13/13 - Natural MC 8/27/13
Ovarian Mass = removal of left ovary & tube 9/13
BFP 4/24/14 - Tubal Pregnancy 5/7/14
Removal of  ruptured right tube 5/8/14
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Re: Does anyone else eat minced meat pie????

  • akiernanakiernan

    Isn't minced meat pie a traditional English food?

    Isn't your DH English? 

     

    I've never had it before, but I'll try anything once. Wink

     


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  • IckyThumpIckyThump

    The only person I have ever known who liked it was my great-grandfather. My parents would have to hunt down a minced meat pie every Thanksgiving just for him. He'd have one slice and then he'd take the rest home with him.

    It's not actually made from meat, right? It's just some fruits and berries?

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  • alheystekalheystek
    I am the oddball of the family and absolutely hate any kind of fruit pie. The only kinds I like are pumpkin, peanut butter and cream pies.
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  • southernbelle82southernbelle82 member
    imageIckyThump:

    It's not actually made from meat, right? It's just some fruits and berries?

    right

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    BFP 5/24/13 - Natural MC 6/7/13
    BFP 8/13/13 - Natural MC 8/27/13
    Ovarian Mass = removal of left ovary & tube 9/13
    BFP 4/24/14 - Tubal Pregnancy 5/7/14
    Removal of  ruptured right tube 5/8/14
    IVF or adoption??
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  • boo-bitzboo-bitz member
    Ewww! I can't do the taste of mincemeat. But butter tarts with pecans... I'm all over that!!
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  • southernbelle82southernbelle82 member
    imageakiernan:

    Isn't minced meat pie a traditional English food?

    Isn't your DH English? 

     

    Yep.  Go figure Wink

    DD 6/17/08, DD 6/9/10, DD 12/15/11
    BFP 5/24/13 - Natural MC 6/7/13
    BFP 8/13/13 - Natural MC 8/27/13
    Ovarian Mass = removal of left ovary & tube 9/13
    BFP 4/24/14 - Tubal Pregnancy 5/7/14
    Removal of  ruptured right tube 5/8/14
    IVF or adoption??
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  • pinksweetpea2pinksweetpea2 member
    I have never had it and until now always thought it was made from meat.  LOL

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  • ajanesajanes member
    No, I don't think Minced Meat Pie is English.  Shepard's Pie is.  Everyone I know who eats MM Pie is southern.  We used to always have it before my grandmother passed away.  This reminded me of her. Smile I don't know if I would have liked it.  It was called Minced Meat so I refused to eat it.  Given the ingredients, I probably would have.  Nobody has made it since, my mom was the only other person to eat it.
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  • Amrice78Amrice78
    not something that I'd even try, knowing what's in it.
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  • tmp-354536812503300tmp-354536812503300
    I've had it, it's ok. I don't make it or wouldn't seek it out but if that was one of the choices alongside coconut cream pie, rice pudding, or peach pie - I'll go with the MM.
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  • 6fsn6fsn

    We have it every year and I like it.  mmmmmm. 

    No there is no meat in it.

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  • jmn69jmn69 member
    Not a fan, but my ILs love it.  They are the only people I know in the whole world who don't like pumpkin so they always have mincemeat Stick out tongue.
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  • AmyDrinkieAmyDrinkie member
    H's family eats it; they're British.  I've had it once and it was OK, but I prefer a more decadent dessert (cheesecake, chocolate cake, etc.).
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  • clarice928clarice928
    My grandfather LOVED it, so it was always on the menu -- I used to have a little piece, but it was never my favorite.  He was Irish/German, if that matters...I really miss him around the holidays.
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