As a kid, I used to play at throwing mince up at their electric fly killer at their office at Woodside.
There was absolutely fück all else to do, still it was more exciting than playing with the adding machine ( giant early calculator) or wondering if my old man was really going to lock me in the cold store.
Hemmin
Herdies mince was good, although I got it so often as a kid that I've never eaten mince and tatties since I left home in 1976.
I can't comment however on any modern Farmfood's product.
Their food has improved over the years. I suppose with all the competition now they had to up their game.
I mind when I got my first place over 30 years ago. We had a box of cheese pasties from Farmfoods and regardless of how hard we tried, we could never get them to change colour.
No matter how long they were in the oven for they came out the same pale colour as when they went in.
Ach, I'm going back to the late sixties and early seventies.
My old man worked in the office and had to be there on a Saturday to take the cash from the butchers vans.
Occasionally I had to go with him, speak about boredom.
Worst of all, it was the reason I wasn't at the 1970 Scottish Cup Final.
The bästards wouldn't give my Da the day off, it was only years later that he told me that he had tickets.
I can't say I've ever used Farmfoods in the modern era ( after 1976) but it's a name I remember from my childhood because donsdaft snr. used to speak about it a lot as it was being set up.