OMG!!! I can't believe someone else remembers this product! I remember the tv commercial very well....starring Abigail Van Buren (a/k/a Dear Abby), who spoke with a very sibilant "S". When she spoke the line "one of the toughest questions i've ever been asked has come from my own husband and teenaged son. What's new for snacks or lunch?", I would laugh uncontrollably on the floor (ok, I was 10 at the time, so forgive me).

I seem to remember a very Carnaby Street/Cockney girl riding a double-decker bus around London with an upbeat, jazzy version of "Rule Brittania" playing in the background, chirping something like "Piccadilly Circles - it's the little English muffin with a MEAL on top!"

Just saw a freezer stocked with 'em on an early 70s episode of Let's Make A Deal and laughed aloud. Had to look on the Internet to see if anyone remembered them. They were from, I think, "Checkerboard" - perhaps this was Ralston/Purina's human-chow division...?

My dad worked nights and so my mother would let my sister and I have the kids of meals we liked when dad wasn't there to insist on 'meat and potatoes!" We loved, loved, loved Piccadilly Circles. I have looked for them since and they don't exist. Our large food storage freezer always had a supply!

I have wondered about these things for years. It was a weekend treat for us at TV time. Thanks for the memories!

I just wish they would bring them back or supply the recipe so we could make them at home. My sister and I were also addicted to them.

I loved these things! they came in two flavors I can remember. a swiss with ham and a chedder and ham with a hint of mustard. after school treat that could not be beat. somebody has to start making these again. and big john's beans!

OMG - i can't believe I've finally found another person who remembers these! - I would ROAR at the commercial - when my son and husband come home from work and school and say "hey mom, what's new for schnacks and lunch - picadilly shircles - a hot hearty meal on an englisshhhh muffin - LOL

there were 2 versions. 1 was chedder cheese/ham and the other (my fav) was a white sauce/ham. somebody who wins the lottery must recreate the foods from the 70s. I loved these things and still will. bring them back

I was so hoping to find that classic commercial with Dear Abby in it. I think she got new dentures for the taping of the commercial and could not ssshhhpeak with them in her mouth. It was hilarious. In our family we still say " What's for ssshhhnacks?"

Loved these,and have been trying to find them for some time now. Can almost still taste the ones with the hint of mustard. Can't believe they quit making them. :(

OMG! I can't believe so many people remember these little discs of Wonderfulness! I used to live in the States, grew up there and grew up on these but they were short lived if I remember correctly! I now live in London England and I had told my Husband about these and he had NO idea what I was speaking about LOL! If anyone gets the recipie or finds they are making them, I would pay good money! I tried recreating them on my own, but there was just a "Certain" flavor that is really indescribable to others that never had the pleasure! We need a Piccadilly Circle FaceBook Fan page! I would set on up but I'm not a techie LOL!

I just had a taste for Picadilly Circles from waaay back when. The cheese, ham and mustard (really simple stuff) was the perfect lunch or snack. I searched Picadilly Circles, and what do you know! Lots of other people with exquisite taste! I don't remember another flavor. What was it? Had to be good though. We need these back, cause nothing else comes close.

Make your own. Spam, Velveeta, onions allchopped well. Put on hamburger bun halves and bake in oven.

Loved picadilly circles. I used to go with my girlfriend to stay with her grandma for two weeks out of the summer and we would always have them. Been trying to find them for years. Please someone bring them back!

Saw them on a old episode of Let's make a deal

I finally found people who remember these...but I'm pretty sure there was a flavor that was Turkey and Cheddar (aka Turkey Devonshire) used to love them browned a little on top... never have found anything similar wish they would make a comeback.

I remember Piccadilly Circles being one of the repeat menu items in school grades K-12. The version the Pouder School district in Ft Collins Colorado used to serve us in the 70's and early 80's was basically an open faced hamburger bun, topped with a sloppy joe mixture, then shredded mozzarella & cheddar cheese was on top, then baked in the oven on large cookie sheets...delicious, I still love them and make them at home to this day!

So glad I found this! I knew I didn't imagine this delicious treat. I seem to recall the Piccadilly circle consisted of ham and Swiss cheese sauce over a toasted English muffin.

Does anyone remember what company made these?

yes i remember these they were the british pizza. i remember having these for lunch back around the early 70s when i was a child.

I seem to recall a line from a commercial for this product being "Sorry governor you missed the bus, it's Piccadilly Circles for us."

My mother use to buy them for us.

I remember these very well. Yes, ham and cheese on an English muffin toasted, yum!!!

It was June of 1972 and I was on my honeymoon. We stopped in Syracuse NY to visit some friends and they introduced us to this wonderful treat in the freezer section. They were being test marketed in the Syracuse area. Never got to DC/MD area. We took a bunch home then I tried to replicate them. Yes, two flavors ... a cheddar with turkey? and my favorite ham and swiss with spicy mustard. I made with a toasted muffin, a slice of ham spread with the mustard and topped with grated mozzarella cheese and cooked in the toaster oven (not microwave). I, too, am glad I'm not alone in my memory of these delicious snacks, and that they aren't just a figment of my imagination! Lovers of Piccadilly Circles, unite!

It was around 1971-72 and I was 4 yrs old. My mom would drop me off at her friends to be babysat occasionally. Her friend would serve these to me for lunch, what a treat they were!! After all these years I can Still remember the taste. What a time to be alive! ;)