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Old 12th February 2001, 14:34
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I need imput from you all, I need to know your food likes and dislikes
so that I can bamboozle you with recipes and hopefully good advice, so come
on ask away and give me something to do.

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Old 12th February 2001, 22:59
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Thumbs up Umm how about this?
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I need imput from you all, I need to know your food likes and dislikes
so that I can bamboozle you with recipes and hopefully good advice, so come
on ask away and give me something to do.

Babz
Well come on over and bake all you want to!

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Old 12th February 2001, 23:06
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Send me the fare and I will come over and do your baking!!!

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Old 13th February 2001, 00:03
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hey, what's cooking?
Babz, you should know that we Scots have a sweet tooth, so trying things like tablet, scones, cakes, sweets, puddings will always be a hit!
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Old 16th February 2001, 01:45
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I have always wondered what a traditional scottish breakfast would consist of?
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Old 16th February 2001, 06:25
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Sshhh Babz, don't tell anyone I am here!

Gamble, there are a few variations on this, but a typical trad Scottish brekker that you'd get in a caff or whatever would be: eggs with the yolk runny, fried breid, fried tomato, baked beans, and squerr sausage. You might get bacon or black pudding instead, but I would go for the sqwerr sausage myself if offered the choice!

But most people would not really eat this as an everyday breakfast unless you were a workie or something. Toast & marmite will suffice!
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Old 16th February 2001, 14:08
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Breakfast
Not sure just how many people eat breakfast now-a-days.

I do everyday but not a scottish one.

When we are in Aberdeen we don't have the fry up like T-brox has, we usually have Rowies which are called Morning Rolls in that area. They are delicious and don't ask me to describe them to you as I could not do them justice.


What do you others have for breakfast? doesnt matter which country you are in, it would be good to know.

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