Where can I get a Fly's Cemetery

[PsychocAndy]

Greggs don't do them and there now seems to be a Greggs in every other street, So does anyone know a bakers that sells them?

[PsychocAndy]

[Say What Again]

I cannae stand those things

 

Pretty sure you'll source one somewhere.

[jimmyjambo]

Never heard of them before, what the feck are they?

[jimmyjambo]

Ah! Just seen the pic, a fruit slice, no?

[Say What Again]

Never heard of them before, what the feck are they?

 

Pastry filled with raisins.

 

Similar to Xmas mince pies.

[PsychocAndy]

I hate Christmas Mince Pies

[scottish_chicP]

That's the most rank name for food I have ever heard

[Say What Again]

I hate Christmas Mince Pies

 

That's odd (to me anyway) liking one and not the other.

 

There are hardly any foods I don't eat, and Xmas mince pies and fly cemeteries are two. They taste almost identical to me.

[jambos are go!]

I bought a lovely one in the super bakers in the side street St Andrews a few weeks ago. Recommend everything they do.

[chuck berrys hairline]

Fruit slice to me, guid for dunking in your coffee on a winter's morn

[Jambof3tornado]

Durty basser.

 

 

boak!!!

[conn artist]

The bakers on Leith walk opposite Leith cycles will sell them.

[indianajones]

Quite like these! Im sure dobbies (expensive) do huge slabs of them.

[Stuart Lyon]

The wee fancy bakers opposite the PO in Morningside Road do them and they are scrumptious. I bought one in a wee cafe on Balshagray Avenue this morning and it was OK not as good as the Edinburgh one.

[PsychocAndy]

Thanks Kickbackers, Morningside is nearest so I'll give that a go.