Moo & Blue
£4.50Price
A British beef steak & stilton pie. Moo & Blue is one of our most popular pies - a perfect balance of 100% farm assured British beef, slow-cooked with rich stilton.
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PIE INFO
CLASSIC PIESFrom freshOven: Cook for 25 minutes at 180°C/160°C fan/ gas mark 4.Air fryer: Cook for 15 minutes at 170°CFrom frozenDefrost thoroughly in the refrigerator and then follow instructions ‘From fresh’FILO PIESFrom freshOven: Cook for 25 minutes at 180°C/160°C fan/ gas mark 4.Air fryer: Cook for 15 minutes at 180°CFrom frozenDefrost thoroughly in the refrigerator and then follow instructions ‘From fresh’QUICHECan be eaten hot or cold!To cook from freshOven: Cook for 18 minutes at 200°C/180°C fan/ gas mark 6.Air fryer: Cook for 16 minutes at 170°CTo cook from frozenDefrost thoroughly in the refrigerator and then follow instructions ‘From fresh’
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FAQs
Free delivery on food orders of £45 & over. Otherwise, delivery is £7.
We aim to deliver to you within 4 - 5 working days. To guarantee freshness and a speedy delivery, orders can only be delivered from Tuesday – Friday. To find out more visit our Delivery & Returns page.Due to courier restrictions, we’re unable to deliver on weekends, Mondays, Bank Holidays, or the day following a Bank Holiday.
Our classic and gluten free pies and our quiches can be frozen for up to 6 months, so stock that freezer up! Some of our seasonal pies get dispatched frozen and cannot be re-frozen upon delivery, unless still frozen upon reception.
They will have a shelf life of up to 7 days and you will need to put them in the fridge as soon as you take delivery of them.
We deliver across mainland UK, with some exceptions for parts of Scotland. If you’re planning a delivery in Scotland, please get in touch with hello@pieminister.co.uk. Sorry, we can’t deliver to Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland at the moment.
All our pie and quiche boxes can be recycled in your card recycling bin, as well as the outer box. Ice packs can be re-used and the thermal box liners can go in your paper waste stream. The plastic bags can be recycled in your local supermarket along with flexible plastics.If you have any other questions, email hello@pieminister.co.uk and we’ll be happy to help.
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