sausage roll

British

noun

a roll of sausage meat in pastry

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A train worker who was sacked after first class passengers were served sausage rolls from a bin has said he was going "over and beyond for the customer".

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However, after a stop at Cairn Lodge services for a sausage roll and a coffee and to use the toilets, he encountered problems.

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It calculates that weekly wages have grown "by no more than the price of a Gregg's sausage roll", or £1.50, over the past 11 months.

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Shoppers returned for their steak bake and sausage roll fixes in August and September though, with overall sales for the year-to-date up 6.7% compared to last year.

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Investigators found that the red date cake and the corn sausage rolls had lead levels of 1052mg/kg and 1340mg/kg respectively which both exceed the national food safety standard limit of 0.5mg/kg.

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