scottish food

[calapine]

Today I ate something called a 'buttery' after being assured it was some manner of Scottish delicacy in the north-east. This was a lie: it's a very squashed, very salty croissant. Made by Aberdonians

Comments

[glinda_penguin]

I feel a sudden urge for a roll with square sausage and potato scone now... :)

[calapine]

I fear the square sausage but potato scones are nummah. Probably I'm only imagining all the tasty salt and fat in them and they are actually really healthy cause of all the nice potato, yes.

[glinda_penguin]

Sausages in general should be feared a little so in for a penny I guess...I believe your theory on potato scones to be accurate and good. (Especially if you grill them instead of frying)

[calapine]

Anything on a grill = healthy like apples. Yes.

[calapine]

I didn't think people actually ate those. But you lived! That's good.

[calapine]

All the words to Auld Lang Syne are "dah." It is the best and easiest way.

[rhipowered]

That reminds me that I need to drink a bunch of Bru before I go back to the US.

Provided I ever get to go, thank you British Airways strike.

[calapine]

It is the best of all possible soft drinks, yes.

[gordon_r_d]

You lie! Butteries are awesome!

Mayhaps if you deep fried it?

[calapine]

Awesome for DEATH.

Mayhaps if you deep fried it?

My throat is closing up at the thought.

[paratti]

I get tablet cravings, due to childhood exposure.
My teeth are happy its hard to get down here but sometimes I just wants it.

[calapine]

Mm, I am much rubbisher at resisting sweet cravings and tablet is like magic.