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Greggs customers have shared his ingenious hacks for reheating their sausage rolls and bakes.<\/p>\n
The popular chain says it bakes its products fresh before storing them in a shelf to cool. It does not use a heated counter, heat retaining packaging, or market them as hot.<\/p>\n
This is because it would cost more for the customer, it says. The Greggs website states: “As bakers, we believe that baking our savouries fresh each day gives customers the best quality product.<\/p>\n
“If the sausage rolls and bakes were kept hot after they had been baked, then they would be subject to VAT and the customer would have to be charged a higher price, in the same way that we charge VAT on our hot sandwiches which are kept in a heated cabinet and are subject to VAT.”<\/p>\n
Don’t miss… <\/strong> Greggs is throwing the ultimate ‘free’ Christmas party for customers<\/strong><\/p>\n Customers have however now come up with their own ingenious ways to heat the products, reports The Sun. Tips have included using your car radiator or even your home heater.<\/p>\n One fan says his father rests his products on a household radiator. He said: “Asked my dad why he doesn\u2019t just use the microwave to warm the sausage roll but apparently it\u2019s \u2018not the same\u2019 and there\u2019s an \u2018art to it\u2019.”<\/p>\n Another shared a picture of a sausage roll being warmed on a car dashboard. They remarked: “This is multi-tasking at its best \u2014 doing the morning commute while getting to my job, with brekkie ready when I get there.”<\/p>\n A third said: \u201cPut mine on the heater vents on my van, works every time.\u201d<\/p>\n A final commentator said anyone microwaving a sausage roll needs to consider their settings. He said the microwave needs to be at either 30 or 50%.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/cdn.images.express.co.uk\/img\/dynamic\/14\/590x\/secondary\/5068729.jpg?r=1700092756669\")
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