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Greggs’ menu is a treasure trove of treats that cater to a diverse range of tastes and preferences. Whether you’re in the mood for a savory pastry, a hearty bake, a delicious sandwich, or a sweet delight, this beloved fast-food chain has something to offer everyone. Sausage Roll

Mark told The ECHO : "I saw her standing outside the shop and I thought she was coming in, but when I left she came over to me and asked to take my picture outside. I said 'yeah okay' and she gave me a sausage roll.

Bakery chain Greggs has revealed its sale surged by nearly a quarter over 2022 despite increasing the prices of its sausage rolls and other baked goods several times during the year. I know people love a sausage roll but it doesn't mean they wanna look like one haha," another wrote.

In recent years, Greggs has expanded its menu to cater to various dietary preferences, and the Vegan Sausage Roll has been a resounding hit. This plant-based alternative boasts a delectable blend of Quorn™ mycoprotein, herbs, and spices, all encased in the same flaky pastry, making it an irresistible choice for vegans and non-vegans alike. Cheese & Onion Bake The chain reported a boost in visitors over the festive season, despite bad weather and rail strikes, leading year-on-year sales in the last three months of the year to grow by 18% across its own-managed shops.The figure also compares with sales over the same period in 2021 being dampened by the Omicron coronavirus variant. Those wearing the Greggs label ‘can poke fun at high fashion and be proud of who they are’. Photograph: Greggs/Primark

Get all the latest updates on restaurants and bars reopening and more from Glasgow sent straight to your inbox every week signing up to our free Food & Drink newsletter. Primark does not have an online store, so the official range will only be available to buy at physical stores and at pre-sale events. When is the Gregg x Primark presale in Newcastle? Looking forward, while things will be tight financially for households in 2023, Greggs’ focus on value for money and convenience should hold it in good stead. Adam Vettese, analyst at social investing network eToro, said: “Gregg’s impressive fourth-quarter sales growth suggests its business model is holding up well in the face of the worst cost-of-living crisis in a generation.Greggs is also, unusually, seen as a brand worth its salt. “Despite being a large chain in the UK, it still manages to project a sort of humble egalitarianism,” says Matthew Whitehouse, editor of the iconic youth culture magazine The Face. “To paraphrase Andy Warhol, a steak bake is a steak bake.” Plus, he says, citing staff bonuses and free breakfasts for primary schoolchildren, “it appears to be a really brilliantly run company.” It’s seen as an unpretentious and affordable brand,” says Poile, “and people want to align themselves with that everyday quality.” This is perhaps particularly true at a time when national discourse is dominated by talk of elitism; a bumbag with a sausage roll on it couldn’t be further from a prime ministerial hopeful wearing Prada loafers if it tried. She emphasised that it is “too early to tell” how cost inflation will pan out this year, but expects it to be a similar situation to last year, which indicates that the chain could implement further price rises. However, not everyone was a fan of the collaboration between the two popular brands. One person said: "Who would wear this honestly?" Someone else added: "What has this world come to?" Another person commented: "No way would I wear any of those." Greggs admitted that inflation continues to hit its costs, including energy and food products, with the group seeing costs up by about 9% on average over 2022, compared with the previous year.