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Food of the Nineties, Aussie Pies
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It was a handheld potpie and the chicken flavor was the best! I didn't care for the turkey one though, it tasted like tuna! I found them in 1993 and then in 1997 they quit selling them. They were soooo good!! Made by Marie Callender (I think).
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The following are comments left about Aussie Pies from site visitors such as yourself. They are not spell checked or reviewed for accuracy. Until recently I was able to buy Mrs Patersons Aussie Chicken Pies at Costco in Edmonton, Alberta. They were so GOOD, and could be hand held, but we preferred them on a plate. Im just so upset, as they were a staple for us.Id sure like to know where they could be found..Id buy them every month or so.
I used to LIVE off of them. SO delicious and now i can't find them anywhere. Sure hope they're still around somewhere!
Same here, I used to by them at Sam's....they were the best tasting thing to eat whwen you wanted something to just pop in microwave and not have to actually cook. They had the best taste. I used to by them at Sam's, but they no longer have them either. I haven't seen them at any of the other stores near me in Houston, TX either.
Wow are they really gone? God save us.
Yea Aussie Pies are so far ahead of Stoffers, Marie Calendar, Swanson, Amy's etc. it's not even close. Hands down the best microwave food EVVAARR.
Aussie pies? an austrailan pie you shove in the microwave for 5 mins? you call that food? I dont
I was wondering what happened to these, myself. Here's some information I dug up just now. Hormel used to make them, but they don't anymore: http://archive.southcoasttoday.com/daily/06-03/06-10-03/l02tr116.htm "One unusual trade, Kramer said, involved buying a business -- Mrs. Paterson's Aussie Pies -- from Hormel. The frozen, handheld chicken pies didn't fit into Hormel's other product lines of non-frozen, canned goods and deli meats, so Ion bought the company with media trade credits for Hormel, then sold the company to a frozen food packager in Minnesota." And that company is: Tony Down's Foods! http://www.tonydownsfoods.com/aussiefoods.html I guess if Tony Down's Foods is still in business, then they are still making Mrs. Patterson's Aussie Chicken Pies. I have no IDEA why Google didn't turn up their site when I searched for the product name, though!
I have been looking and looking for these - my mom could even them because the carrots are so nice and tender. They made a wonderfully tasty and quick lunch. (If you cooked them for 5 minutes - you burned them. None of the other pies come even close.)
Where do I buy Aussie Pies? I used to get them from Costco. But now where? I live in Tracy ca. Anyone know?
They're called Mrs. Peterson's Aussie Pies - can't find them anywhere also.
I agree that no pot pie EVER compared to the Aussie pie by Mrs. Paterson. They were the bomb! I used to get them at Sam's as well. Now, I'm forced to eat Marie Callender's...yuck. I would gladly pay more for a quality pie like the Aussie. Oh, well...I guess before long I'll be eating dog food. That's the way it's always been for me. When I found a food that I really liked, they took them off the market.
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