Louis Tomlinson Helps To Pass The Pasty

Radio 1’s All Day Breakfast with Greg James

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Society & Culture

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 4 September 2018

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

The pasty's journey to Aberdeenshire continues with the help of One Direction and X Factor judge Louis Tomlinson and Olympic silver medallist Jon Mould, but how far will it get?

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0:33.0	Radio One Breakfast!
0:35.0	With Greg James!
0:37.0	Hello everybody and thanks for downloading the podcast.
0:41.0	It's all about pasties this week.
0:44.0	Yesterday we started the story of Sarah,
0:46.0	who desperately wants to taste her first official Cornish pasty.
0:50.0	She lives in Aberdeenshire. That's the only problem.
0:52.0	So we went to speak to Danny, who is in Padstow in Cornwall.
0:56.0	He's the world champion Pastymaker 2018, by the way.
0:59.0	He made the Pasteeve. He then passed it on to his friend Bryn who runs the ferry between Padstow and Rock.
1:05.0	Then as the ferry docked in the port of Rock, a man with a beard called Mike, who also turned out to be a plumber,
1:12.0	came to meet the pasty after hearing on the show.
1:14.8	Sean, who is a car parts delivery guy, was also keen to get involved, and he took the pasty on.
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