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    Question Cousins Cake Shop

    Anybody remember the chain of Cousins cake shops, in particular the one on Church Street / North John St?

    I think it closed in the early 80's but the sign was still around until the development of Liverpool One. Is now Costa Coffee.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Lan02 View Post
    Anybody remember the chain of Cousins cake shops, in particular the one on Church Street / North John St?

    I think it closed in the early 80's but the sign was still around until the development of Liverpool One. Is now Costa Coffee.

    Cheers.
    Used to be known as 'Cousins Corner' a favourite meeting place, similiar to meeting under the clock at Lime Street Station or under Lewis's statue. I always thought they should have kept that sign.........however thats progress.

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnny blue View Post
    Used to be known as 'Cousins Corner' a favourite meeting place, similiar to meeting under the clock at Lime Street Station or under Lewis's statue. I always thought they should have kept that sign.........however thats progress.
    I met a few there meself Johny. I seem to remember more not turning up though...

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    Anywhere's better than Sayers.
    I don't know why they've outlasted the others.

    There are still a few shop doorways with a "C" in them.

    Who remembers Wallers?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quentin_Sharples View Post
    Anywhere's better than Sayers.
    I don't know why they've outlasted the others.

    There are still a few shop doorways with a "C" in them.

    Who remembers Wallers?
    I agree , Sayers should be outlawed . I remember Mitchells , they made gravy pies , it was in Anfield and the ques would be around the corner .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pennylane View Post
    I agree , Sayers should be outlawed . I remember Mitchells , they made gravy pies , it was in Anfield and the ques would be around the corner .
    Yes, Mitchells was well known in the area and very popular. It's still there I think. Must look next time I pass.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pennylane View Post
    I agree , Sayers should be outlawed . I remember Mitchells , they made gravy pies , it was in Anfield and the ques would be around the corner .
    Sadly now closed...

    http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/liver...0252-27915742/
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    Any photos of Blackledges bakery in Derby Lane Bootle?

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    How about this cake shop my mum ran.
    I think it was called Leifer & Martin. It was by the Brunswick pub. All info appreciated.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Quentin_Sharples View Post
    Anywhere's better than Sayers.
    I don't know why they've outlasted the others.

    There are still a few shop doorways with a "C" in them.

    Who remembers Wallers?
    I thought the 'C' stood for Costigans , the C was normally tiled into the entrance of there shops.

    Cousins were famous for their Strawberry Tarts, not like the processed crap from Greggs and Sayers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnny blue View Post
    I thought the 'C' stood for Costigans , the C was normally tiled into the entrance of there shops.

    Cousins were famous for their Strawberry Tarts, not like the processed crap from Greggs and Sayers.
    What do you think of Satterwaites Johhny ? I love their Birhtday cakes , and their Chocolate eclairs .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pennylane View Post
    What do you think of Satterwaites Johhny ? I love their Birhtday cakes , and their Chocolate eclairs .
    Satterthwaites of Crosby, top of there game and cant be beaten, your right Debs, there birthday cakes and range of other cakes and bread are tasty.

    The other famous cake shop chain was in St Helens, 'Pimbletts', which went to the wall about 18 months ago, they became famous for custard slices. I recently heard that two of the old bakers have bought a couple of the old shop and are calling it 'Pimmies' known to everyone from St Helens as 'Pimbletts''

    Was 'Reeces' a cake and bread shop ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnny blue View Post
    Was 'Reeces' a cake and bread shop ?
    It certainly was JB.
    Sayers First shop was in Old Swan
    Started the Old Swan Website:

    http://oldswan.piczo.com/?cr=5

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnny blue View Post
    Satterthwaites of Crosby, top of there game and cant be beaten, your right Debs, there birthday cakes and range of other cakes and bread are tasty.

    The other famous cake shop chain was in St Helens, 'Pimbletts', which went to the wall about 18 months ago, they became famous for custard slices. I recently heard that two of the old bakers have bought a couple of the old shop and are calling it 'Pimmies' known to everyone from St Helens as 'Pimbletts''

    Was 'Reeces' a cake and bread shop ?
    I haven't heard of Pimletts John , do you remember the little cake shop on Robson street , i was only a kid when it was open . Not sure when it closed . Satterwaites bread ..Yes , i love making toast from their brown bread ..

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    Satterwaites.
    Their pork pies are the best around.Two of them,hot, with a cup of tea,I'm like a pig in sh1t.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quentin_Sharples View Post
    Anywhere's better than Sayers.
    I don't know why they've outlasted the others.

    There are still a few shop doorways with a "C" in them.

    Who remembers Wallers?
    I remember Wallers

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