Lehtos in St. Ignace. After driving for hours and hours to get to the U.P. that is the first place I stop at (oh I forgot, get gas at the Shell, cheaper then in Mackinaw) and then eat while I drive. Tonys in Laurium, yummo and that includes the good old fashion iced molasses cookie while still warm. And yes, Pats is also good. And I agree with Boondocker, MUST have rhutabaga in it. My grandmother, mother, aunt and sister all made/make a good pasty with the FLAKY CRUST. I make them but they just don't taste the same.
Who has the best Pasty
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Mohawk Superette,............Tho I'm only a block away.
dgr_calumet
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From someone who lives here in Calumet, I would say my in-laws make the best pasty but they are not for sale.
However, the kids have never not finished a Pasty form Toni's Country Kitchen in Laurium so I will go with them. And yes, "ruda-beggy" is a MUST!!!
From someone who lives here in Calumet, I would say my in-laws make the best pasty but they are not for sale.
However, the kids have never not finished a Pasty form Toni's Country Kitchen in Laurium so I will go with them. And yes, "ruda-beggy" is a MUST!!!
Sump'tin we gotta know: Who is supplyin' the pasties to Krupps? Or are they makin' their own?
They make their own, and my vote goes to them! I just need to see if I can get Deb to make a breakfast pasty!
Thanks for the clarification, Skylar.
With all they do they also have time to make their own primo pasties! Now that is truly awesome!
cuzzinolaf
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I like Henry's and Krupp's pasties but have to say that Wildwood Pasties in Brevort, Michigan (on Rt. 2 west of St. Ignace) has the best.
Just for a little more clarification, Richard and Sandy Krupp own Krupp's Resort, and Deb and Jim Saur own Krupp's Mini Mart. Deb worked at the store for Sandy, and then when Sandy and Richard put the store up for sale, Deb and Jim bought it.
curveballer98
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I would recommend Amy J's in hancock...
jbsugarbrown
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We're wishing we were at Lac La Belle with the J.D. gang but instead we're watching J.D. on the webcam and making homemade pasties in the LP.
the Serbian church in Gary Duluth the old ladys make up a ton and sell them as a fund raiser I get a big bag full yearly in the top 5 oh and best part they are small muff pot size what more do you want.I think all pasty makers should sell a muff pot size pasty .their is also a small shop in I think grand rapids mn was at once bought a doz and whished I would have gotten more.
jbsugarbrown
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Ezra, we were just talking about that too. They're giant if you make them the way most recipes say. Would make good appetizers.
the old minners must have had some big lunch boxes.I am telling you if someone making pastys in da UP would make a small one with a muffpot or hotdoger as a template they would sell alot at gas staitons and sutch then prob get magazine coverage and soon get a mail order biz shipping muff pot size pastys all over the US snobelt.afterall a hot pocket is a sorry excuse for a meal
jbsugarbrown
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Yep, the miners, with that hard work probably needed them that big and could still burn off all the calories.
Ezra, maybe you should start that company...shhh...you could sell 'em like crazy on here.
Ezra, maybe you should start that company...shhh...you could sell 'em like crazy on here.
Picnic Pasties from Pasty Central!
Hey you can get Picnic Pasties "Perfect Handheld Size" (smaller than their large size) from Pasty Central, by FedEx. Click on a shipping date to see the order form.
('Tis just too bad they don't indicate the size of their various pasties on the order blank, or anywhere else that I can find!)
Hey you can get Picnic Pasties "Perfect Handheld Size" (smaller than their large size) from Pasty Central, by FedEx. Click on a shipping date to see the order form.
Or probably also available for dine in or take out from The Hut Inn, in Kearsarge (Just north of Calumet, Michigan) home of Pasty Central. Call to check.
('Tis just too bad they don't indicate the size of their various pasties on the order blank, or anywhere else that I can find!)