Usage of "cornish pasty"

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Baked pastry filled with meat or vegetables.

Uso de cornish pasty em inglês

They have stolen countless chips, Cornish pasties and doughnuts from unwary holidaymakers. 
 The Guardian 

First Historic England said the Cornish pasty was invented in Devon. 
 The Guardian 

There is no mince in a Cornish pasty; it is steak. 
 The Guardian 

He wishes he had eaten his Cornish pasty in the café at lunchtime. 
 The death of bunny munro: a novel 

Today, much to his dismay, two trays of Cornish pasties sit on the side. 
 The Guardian 

I ain't none of your Britons nor Cornish pasties neither, nor nothing like 'em. 
 Kitty Trenire 

Historically, the Cornish pasty was the convenient one-stop lunch box for west country tin miners. 
 Radio NZ 

If there is, I haven't noticed, apart, perhaps, from those shoes that look like Cornish pasties. 
 The Guardian 

Then a Cornish pasty was launched into space. 
 The Guardian 

With their Cornish Pasties and their sensible underwear. 
 The Irish Times 

I hope he will attempt a Cornish pasty, because pasties have been in the newspapers all year. 
 The Guardian 

Simply fold the foil in half, fill, then crimp the edges as you would a Cornish pasty. 
 The Irish Times 

There are also savory selections such as Cornish pasties, Fried Green Tomato Tart, and a Bavarian calzone. 
 Wired 

Cornish pasty makers were not impressed. 
 The Guardian 

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Boris Johnson holds a Cornish pasty as he boards the Vote Leave campaign bus in Truro, Cornwall. 
 The Guardian 

It did seem to be a genuine Cornish pasty except that it was about the size of a rugby ball. 
 The Lost Continent 

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Significados de cornish pasty em inglês