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Re: Scottish brekkie

Postby carol0912 » 23 Apr 2012 08:28

Keith wrote:hey Carol if you are going for a scottish breakfast dont forget about me. Ill have some of that!!

You can certainly join us Keith and brekkie's on me. See you soon x
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Re: Scottish brekkie

Postby carol0912 » 23 Apr 2012 08:30

markglasgow wrote:Scottish breakfast to start the day. Deep fried Mars bar for supper? :lol:

Deep fried mars bar doesn't really do it for me Mark :lol: :lol: :lol: You tried it?
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Re: Scottish brekkie

Postby pompey mick » 24 Apr 2012 16:34

ITS THE BELLS EVERY TIME CHEERS TO YOU ALL
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Re: Scottish brekkie

Postby Caltonian » 24 Apr 2012 19:04

dewsbury john wrote:sorry to show my ignorence but what is the difference between english breakfast and scotish . is it just the black pudding :?:


Black pudding, potato [tattie] scones and square sausages are the biggest differences.

Great thread this, especially for us staying up the old town :D
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Re: Scottish brekkie

Postby Fanny » 24 Apr 2012 20:09

Maybe it's a lancashire thing, but black pudding's the essential full english ingredient for me - pref a Bury one :wink: and none of that hash brown business thank you very much !! :D

Am quite partial to white pudding too - is that a Scottish or Irish thing??
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Re: Scottish brekkie

Postby Caltonian » 24 Apr 2012 21:32

Fanny wrote:Maybe it's a lancashire thing, but black pudding's the essential full english ingredient for me - pref a Bury one :wink: and none of that hash brown business thank you very much !! :D

Am quite partial to white pudding too - is that a Scottish or Irish thing??


I thought Black Pudding was part of a full English as well, but couldn't be sure. That and tattie scones are an essential part of a fry-up for me.

Never tried white pudding myself and never known it to be served here, so I don't think it's a Scottish thing :)
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Re: Scottish brekkie

Postby weetoony » 26 Apr 2012 20:53

Caltonian wrote
Never tried white pudding myself and never known it to be served here, so I don't think it's a Scottish thing


Where have you been hiding? In my regular digs on Islay my full Scottish contained black pudding, white pudding and haggis. Check out the photo on the reviews of the Bowmore House, Islay on TripAdvisor, now that's what you call a breakfast. No wonder I developed high blood pressure :!:
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Re: Scottish brekkie

Postby cmac » 24 Mar 2015 15:19

Was looking for a list of places that sell Scottish brekkies and stumbled across this. Scottish breakfast (essentials)

Square sausage - Steak is preferable (no links nonsense)
Fried egg(s)
Ayrshire bacon (smoked or unsmoked)
Stornoway black pudding (best in the world)
Tattie scones
Optional:
Dumpling, Beans, Fried bread, Nice soft Mothers pride outsider for dookin the eggs :-)
Never ever in a million years:
Mushrooms and tomatoes
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Re: Scottish brekkie

Postby cmac » 24 Mar 2015 15:20

Forgot to include White / Fruit pudding, silly me
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Re: Scottish brekkie

Postby smc4761 » 24 Mar 2015 19:03

White pudding is mainly a dish from the east. The east of Scotland, Edinburgh Dundee etc

Stornoway black pudding is best in the world. Generally I dislike the english black pudding

What about beans for breakfast. Personally for me this is a NO NO

Where s the best Scottish breakfast, Florida, Wembley?
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Re: Scottish brekkie

Postby pip » 25 Mar 2015 09:55

hi,

The prestji do a great Scottish breakfast, stayed last year and had several :D


Pip :P
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