Thread: (Honest Jacks) Little Ayes Food Samples Review

Just met the new manager of the Loft Resort, Phill who told me he met with another friend who has tried Little Aye's pies and he absolutely loves them.

This friend formerly managed (I believe) The Mantra in Pattaya but has now moved to a new position in Bangkok and has posted on Facebook about how good the products are.

I must get the link and post it up here.

^FFS don't trust anything you read on Facebook food groups, none of it could possibly be true

Another satisfied erm receiver of free goods
a little tip Luigi shared- if you brush the microwaved product with egg yolk it makes for a much better photo

and Bogor tip #1267- when meeting in darkened car parks, be wary of the sausage roll to the left of LT’s shorts.

Originally Posted by Loy Toy

This friend formerly managed (I believe) The Mantra in Pattaya but has now moved to a new position in Bangkok and has posted on Facebook about how good the products are.

is that the Seff Effrican?

Originally Posted by armstrong

These "reviews" scream of insincerity.

"A 3-min nuke turns pie from frozen to plate ready, steaming and fluffy and waiting for your condiments of choice or none to make a great snack."

It's like a really budget radio advert.

I never nuke them... don't even have a ''wave'' although my maid swears there is one in the cupboard. I defrost in the fridge and then put in the oven at 180 for about 25-35 minutes. They are excellent. I swerve the mussuman pie though... just not my taste. Likewise with curries.. defrost properly and then reheat on the stove.

Way too patient, and cultured.

Originally Posted by sabang

1-How many you tried?

None.

Originally Posted by sabang

2-How many you made?

None.

Originally Posted by sabang

3-How many you sold?

None. Won 50 but gave them away.

Originally Posted by Norton

Won 50 but gave them away.

We know you claim to have given them away, but did the recipent/s get them? Not much of a gift if they're not received, Norton.

^ Tried to find the Goodies hunt, but found this. The hazards of haggis hunting. I think the Goodys did it better.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

just a sheeps piss bag full of sphincter muscles, eyelids and other offal?

You forgot blurter membrane, foreskins and bell-ends Dilly.

Get it right F.F.S!

^
All nicely sweated up on a long haul flight after being used as a football by some deprived world cup missing Scottish baggage handlers.

was it nice?

Originally Posted by Dillinger

was it nice?

If it sells I'm into it Dill.

Unlike other arrogant self professed expert fuckers on this forum I only care about sales numbers and keeping customers happy.

Nothing personal...........It's only business!

It was offal then ?

Finally did a surprise drive by today to check on Loy Toy after all these years at Little Ayes. Gotta say it was a total pleasure to finally meet one of the legendary forum stalwarts!

Picked up some chili, cottage pie and lasagna to sample in the near future.

Cheers Loy Toy! Will be back soon to check up on the progress of your business venture!

Originally Posted by jabir

I predict as marketing progresses these treats will become available at hundreds of bars and other venues, including supers, and as the numbers increase that will be the test for integrity.

Five years on, how’s that prediction going?

Originally Posted by DrWilly

Five years on, how’s that prediction going?

Little Aye is now the family breadwinner.

Tasted a range, perhaps a dozen. They were delisherous.

Originally Posted by Edmond

Tasted a range, perhaps a dozen. They were delisherous.

Having the lasagna right now …. it’s da bomb and will definitely get back over there for more.

Wife had the pizza and she loved it. Me not so much.

Got the chicken & ham pies, cottage pies and chili in da freezer for when da mood hits!

Thank you for dropping in SK and your words of encouragement are appreciated.

Still some work to do before we officially open but I think you agree well worth the effort.