sausage roll
Britishnoun
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His father Thomas Stanley Thomas, known as Stan, launched Thomas Pies in the 1950s, selling sausage rolls, pies and pasties around the south Wales valleys.
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The company, best known for its sausage rolls, steak bakes and vegan snacks, is set to report its interim results on Aug. 3.
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On Saturday she packed the car and brought water, fruit and vegetables, scones and sausage rolls to the crews.
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"We know the British public love a sausage roll," the hat-trick hero continued.
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Finally, is a sausage roll a substantial meal?
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