Amy Lofthouse loves Carrs Pasties so much, she has only gone and got herself a tattoo of one of the famous bakes - on her leg.
Bolton based Carrs Pasties has a huge following including among celebrities, but Amy is undoubtedly the brand's number one fan.
The superfan's from Horwich says as a local lass she of course loves Carrs Pasties.
Amy works as a tattoo artist at Heart of Gold in Manchester with friend and owner Louise Slater, also of Bolton.
What started out as a joke between the two quickly became a reality, when Louise designed and drew the tattoo on April 24.
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Amy said: "It sort of started out as a bit of a joke, I did a guest spot at the studio in November and we joked about it then.
"Then I started working and we made the joke again, then it got to the point where it wasn't a joke and I actually wanted it.
"Being from Bolton, I love Carrs Pasties.
"I love it, she has done a really good job of it. I have got a few silly tattoos, but to be honest I like being able to look down, if I'm having a bad day, and to have a good laugh."
Amy says her favourite flavour is the original meat and potato.
Louise, who drew the tattoo, said: "Me and Amy have been friends for a couple of years. Amy lives in Horwich and I live in Bolton, and she gets the train into work.
"When she is at Horwich Parkway, she goes to the Carrs Pasties shop. I was having a bad day once and she bought me a pasty, and she said she should get a Carrs pastie tattoo.
"She is just proper Bolton through and through."
Louise said it was "definitely a unique request", saying she had never done anything similar.
To keep up with their tattoo art, follow Louise on @slaytattoo on Instagram, and Amy on @lofthousetattoo.
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