Latest · August 14, 2026
England in Kansas City: Looking Back on World Cup 2026
England based their World Cup camp here for a summer. Here's what it was like from the inside, and what a small pie business ended up doing about it.
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Latest · August 14, 2026
England based their World Cup camp here for a summer. Here's what it was like from the inside, and what a small pie business ended up doing about it.
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History March 31, 2026
From coffins you weren't meant to eat, to the pasty that fed the tin mines, to whatever's in your oven tonight.
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How we make it March 17, 2026
Pastry, pork, and the small decisions that separate the real thing from a sausage in a blanket.
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How to March 3, 2026
Straight from frozen, no thawing, and the one mistake that ruins a crust every single time.
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Guides February 25, 2026
British pies, sausage rolls and pasties, made in Kansas City. Where to collect them, how to cook them, and why they arrive frozen.
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Press February 10, 2026
There are more English people in the Kansas City metro than you'd think, and for a few weeks in 2026 all of them had somewhere to be.
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Press February 10, 2026
England officially named Kansas City as their World Cup base. FOX4 covered it, and we were in the piece.
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Press February 10, 2026
KCTV5 wanted to know what England picking Kansas City meant to an actual Englishman running a food business here.
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Press January 19, 2026
A city food magazine noticing a British pie business is a different kind of validation to a football story.
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How we make it January 14, 2026
Traditional shepherd's pie is all lamb. Ours isn't, and there's a reason for it that has nothing to do with cost.
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History January 7, 2026
Why a British pie doesn't need pastry, where the mash-topped tradition came from, and why ours have cheese in the potato.
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Press October 20, 2025
How a lost business, two redundancies in the same afternoon and an 18-month-old son turned into a British pie company in Kansas City.
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