Bridport Butchers

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  1. daitheplant

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    Love the shop front, never had cause to go in there though.
     
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    I didn`t go in, you just can`t mistake it. Especially with the sawdust. Took me back to the butchers of my childhood.:dbgrtmb:
     
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    yuk all that meat and pigs heads proudly on display, how times have changed
    and how come the meat never went OFF :what: nowadays a piece of Steak or Pork would go off in a few hours if not refrigerated .. Mmm strange :scratch:

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    Michael, you have to remember the animals were grown naturally. No hormones or other artificial feeds. They were TRULY organic.:dbgrtmb:
     
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    Just incredible that it has been going for so long!
     
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    Your so right Daithe , i never thought of that , i remember the sausages when i were a kid were so much nicer than now .. when my ma cooked them the sausage meat used to oooze out of the ends unless you pricked them with a fork .. also in the old days if you cooked a joint of Beef you would be left with copious amounts of dripping , and now the same joint will produce half a cup full if your lucky..and it all tasted much nicer .. huh :thumbsup:
     

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