And in Bedfordshire, in little old Sandy town its called the Bedfordshire Clanger, still made by Gunn's Bakery, as Rick Stein showed on one of his tv prog's, (Food Heroes?).
The clanger looks more like a big flat sausage roll rather than a pasty. Its got the sweet at one end and the savoury at the other just like a cornish pasty. Good farmhand food back in the day.
Also this is where the term Oggie, Oggie, Oggie comes from. Hoggan is the Cornish word for Pasty. (Useless fact number two)
They used to eat them down the mines etc. The thick ridge was meant to be thrown away, as their hands were usually filthy
Sure I read it somewhere. May have been my mrs told me it was in one of her ketone diet books or some **** like that. It’s actually quite nice.