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Re: any scotties?
Originally Posted by sheera67
(Post 8464374)
Edinburgh , now in Ottawa, mmmm lorne sliced sausage on a roll with brown sause :p
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From Aberdeen area, now in St John's, Newfoundland.
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Originally Posted by Flyingscottie
(Post 8463795)
Currently on Glasgow, off to Toronto in about 15 months time!
You must get me the Dundee butchers details, does he do square sausage??!!! :D |
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.... Scotty checking in! :)
I was raised in Bathgate and the family moved to Livingston when I was 12y/o. Worked in Edinburgh for almost 15 years. Most family/relatives are around Central Scotland, except my oldest sister who lives in Aberdeen. .... jumped the pond in 2002 and now reside in the Okanagan Valley here in BC. Well, that's the short version I guess? :rofl: All the best. |
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a lockerbie boy born an bred,then caerlaverock estate &:cool:,mouswald now somerset MB>
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Re: any scotties?
Originally Posted by budcolin
(Post 8464381)
I think of that at least twice a day:) not on a roll, but a slice of plain breid:rofl:
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all you expats seem to really miss square sausages! What about black puddings too?
My daughter made tablet and took some in to her work mates - they loved it and had never tasted anything like it and didn't know it by the name of tablet! She has to take in a few batches quite often to satisy their sweet tooth. Yes - we scots get everywhere! |
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... we have a local store which carries some Scottish products (including Ayrshire Bacon, Black Pudding, Square Sausage and many other goodies from home) ... a tad more expensive, so it's just a rare treat from time to time.
GOSH!! Tablet ... used to do the old T & M door to door thing as a kid back in Scotland and walked away with a grand £8-£10 at the end of the week!! :ohmy: P.S. Aparently, there is still an ongoing debate whether Black Pudding originated in England or Scotland!?! :confused: |
Re: any scotties?
Originally Posted by jordana09
(Post 8465149)
yes he does - if you want to go to Stoney Creek, Ontario
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Re: any scotties?
Originally Posted by jordana09
(Post 8467476)
all you expats seem to really miss square sausages! What about black puddings too?
My daughter made tablet and took some in to her work mates - they loved it and had never tasted anything like it and didn't know it by the name of tablet! She has to take in a few batches quite often to satisy their sweet tooth. Yes - we scots get everywhere! Tartan, pipers and fiddly diddly music abundant - Nova Scotia is more Scottish than Scotland lol |
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orginally from Aberdeen, been living in Dublin with my Irish wife since 2001, hopefully be in Toronto if all goes to plan
being from Aberdeen, I miss rowies!! also Irn-Bru |
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Used up me last box of scotties, now use the local offerings from stupid store:rofl:
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Lived in Annan & Moffat up until 2008 then moved out here to Edmonton AB.
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Originally from Inverclyde
Been on PEI for 10mths now and loving it :thumbsup: |
Re: any scotties?
Originally Posted by J0n35y
(Post 8463778)
Where abouts in the 'kirk you from?
Im currently sitting in Stenhousemuir having just sent off the applications. Got fingers crossed that we get good news in the coming months and Im sure it will be one hell of a ride. We've still to nail down exactly where we'd like to move to. Halifax has a big pull as does a few areas in and around Toronto but basically not trying to get ahead of ourselves. Exciting stuff though. I think one of the main reasons for wanting to get away is to escape going to the football every week... |
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