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Another winner from the team at Maketu Pies.
Though more of a 'standard serve' size sausage roll, this one has the extra flavour that marks it out as a Preferred Brand.
No small-portions here, this is a full sausage roll, with a delicate and flavoursome pastry, great filling... good value that puts it above the rest out there.
Watch out for this in stores you visit, because if you see it, you better grab it fast!
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