Well I've never had haggis for breakfast in Scotland Silly woman lives in Edinburgh too so I've no idea where she got the notion it was so important as to mark down the breakfast. Thing is that to properly cook haggis takes about an hour's boiling, so its an unlikely traditional breakfast item. Square sausage now...
Well I've never had haggis for breakfast in Scotland Silly woman lives in Edinburgh too so I've no idea where she got the notion it was so important as to mark down the breakfast. Thing is that to properly cook haggis takes about an hour's boiling, so its an unlikely traditional breakfast item. Square sausage now...
I was at Berwick-Upon-Tweed at the weekend and was VERY surprised they didn't seem to sell square sausage on the breakfast menu, I think they would make a killing if they did. Luckily my mum took some for us lol.
All this breakfast talk is making me hungry for black pudding
I once had a square sausage with black pudding in the middle of it - it was HEAVEN!!! I have never managed to see it again even when I loiter outside the butchers.
I once had a square sausage with black pudding in the middle of it - it was HEAVEN!!! I have never managed to see it again even when I loiter outside the butchers.
My mum had got it from a butchers. So its probably available in Tescos/etc but I want the one she had lol, as I have a packet of square sausage from Aldi and its utter crap, keeps breaking up when I try to fry it.
I think they have changed it, as I used to love it from there.
I once had a square sausage with black pudding in the middle of it - it was HEAVEN!!! I have never managed to see it again even when I loiter outside the butchers.
Get over to Morrisons, they do it. Makes a great piece with plain bread
Get over to Morrisons, they do it. Makes a great piece with plain bread
You'll need to translate that for the hard of Scottish forumers. There's a lot around!
The rare occasions I have a fried breakfast these days, what do I miss from my days north of the border is a fried tattie scone*. Bacon, egg and a couple of those. Delicious.
Yesterday's episode: first off, I was really taken with the view, just gorgeous. Reminded me so much of Canada. Loved the bagpipes, but even as Mark said, it would get on your bits if you were staying there for a few days. Mark got the wrong egg with his breakfast, but why would you not say something straight away? 'Oh, I ordered a poached egg, could you fix that for me?' Not difficult, but then not saying anything gives them reason to mark it down.
When they were having an evening meal, the mom from the first night, the way that she laughed, I said to my husband her mouth moves in a strange way, almost like a ventriloquist puppet. He said maybe she's had botox. She is quite shiny. I'm going to watch more closely now.
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We had a poo/log-gate last series.
I was at Berwick-Upon-Tweed at the weekend and was VERY surprised they didn't seem to sell square sausage on the breakfast menu, I think they would make a killing if they did. Luckily my mum took some for us lol.
I don't recall it. Did it get satisfactorily resolved?
Hope you aren't telling me that
I didn't realise until I was about 10 that links existed!
Also the only "links" I buy are the skinless sausages on that link. I used to love the Wee Willie Winkies as well.
I would have quoted you if I was.
Hehe I knew you weren't, hence the smileys. I do love my square sausage.
I once had a square sausage with black pudding in the middle of it - it was HEAVEN!!! I have never managed to see it again even when I loiter outside the butchers.
I think I’ve seen that in Tescos.
My mum had got it from a butchers. So its probably available in Tescos/etc but I want the one she had lol, as I have a packet of square sausage from Aldi and its utter crap, keeps breaking up when I try to fry it.
I think they have changed it, as I used to love it from there.
Get over to Morrisons, they do it. Makes a great piece with plain bread
I've never seen it in Morrisons. I will check next time I wander down.
You do know I am Scottish?
The rare occasions I have a fried breakfast these days, what do I miss from my days north of the border is a fried tattie scone*. Bacon, egg and a couple of those. Delicious.
*potato scone, rhymes with gone.
I think it rhymes with tone!
Yes I do
I wondered with the way you worded the last post hehe.
I shall certainly go there when I can.
However I have a husband that doesn't like plain bread!!!! Well he eats it but pan is his preference.
To be fair to your hubby, pan bread does make a nicer bacon sandwich!
NOOOO!!!!
I don't like bacon (I call it ham) and I certainly don't like pan bread.
I remember my mum had a 4 slice toaster, but rather than it being 4 in a row, it was the opposite, so she could toast plain bread comfortably.
When they were having an evening meal, the mom from the first night, the way that she laughed, I said to my husband her mouth moves in a strange way, almost like a ventriloquist puppet. He said maybe she's had botox. She is quite shiny. I'm going to watch more closely now.
Snap! I was going to say exactly the same thing! It is very odd how she does that.
The bagpipes at eight o'clock every morning! Are you kidding me! I wouldn't be happy with that if I was staying there.
...and dont forget the clarinet as well!
Oh heck yes, how did I forget about that little delight.