Jesus replaced with a Gregg's sausage roll.

Crumbs!

tickertape Some of the Christians on here don't appear to be particularly "mild mannered".

It is quite possible to feel moved by the words of a hymn or religious choral piece without being religious. For example, I find Tavener's The Lamb and Faure's Requiem to be extremely moving.

anniebach Much as you appear to see yourself as an authority on religious matters, I really think it is beyond your remit to imply that people should not participate in or appreciate religious music, art or writings if they are not religious.

One of the 1966 England football team captain holding one instead of the World Cup

I like a good old sing song. All kinds of music, including hymns, when I find myself in a place where they're sung.
Similarly, I cry every year at my grandsons school nativity play. He made a wonderful donkey last year!

Aw my little stalker , hello ?

That artist isn't doing Gregg's any favours. He is painting Greggs, if you'll excuse the pun, as anti Christian and mocking the faith. Talk about digging a deeper hole for Gregg's and their greasy baked goods.

I don't know about you, trisher, but I am going to enjoy singing hymns and carols even more from now on.

In the Bleak Midwinter is a poem written by Christina Rosetti.

As the majority in this country are not Christian I doubt it will affect that bakery , probably appeal to a certain type of person

Yes Jen but you said Christians stole the carol, who did they steal the carol from?

Only 500 calendars. I bet they could probably sell ten times as many now. Iconic.

Who did the church steal the carol from Jen?

Anyone else used to sing ‘Whilst shepherds washed their socks by night all seated on the ground, a bar of Fairy soap came down and whiteness shone around’?

Sorry, but it is Sunlight soap!

As I am struggling to put on weight I should shop at Greggs? ?

Doughnuts particularly good ?
(That does not look like a doughnut!)

I will never look at a sausage roll in the same way again Anniebach!

If you're really considering eating a sausage rolls Anniebach, don't go for the Gregg's one. They don't actually have much meat in them.

M&S have 100%
Waitrose have between 50% - 80%
Asda 72%
Aldi between 59% - 67%
Lidl 58%
Iceland 54%
Greggs won't reveal how much of the 22% meat is actually pork

Yuk!

Shall we buy a job lot for The Argy?

Are they free range organic Chewbacca?

The pork itself, not the sausage rolls free ranging up and down the High Street.

I think they may be a bit rancid even for the Argy lemon! Even they have standards!

I suspect not Jalima but I'll bet someone will be along shortly to say they are/are not. Anyway, this is the list of meat content in several high street outlets. As you can see, Greggs & Tesco aren't brilliant.

MEAT is a term used at the discretion of the retailer...it doesn't mean quality meat ,much of it comes from the scrapings of bones and parts you wouldn't normally eat.I know this because I visited a sausage factory when I was at college in the late 80's .I was vegetarian at that time and very glad I was.M and S products despite what many believe are often made in the same factories with similar ingredients to cheaper shops.The recent chicken scandal showed that Marks' chicken came from the same source as many supermarkets including asda.and aldi .Its only the label thats different .

Wonder if they charge half the price of the other places. Not going to eat sausage rolls and if I did not from their premises.

The founder of Greggs had two sons, one has been jailed for sexually assaulting boys, he is 76

Well maybe he’ll be able to discuss the sausage roll issue with those Christian priests and vicars in jail for the same type of offences.