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Scottish people eat variety of foods as snacks or treats including fried Mars bars and cranachan, which is a layered treat of pudding fruit, and oats. Pudding Sandwiches and fruits are other snacks they enjoy.
Scottish people eat things like haggis, kale, blueberries, and meat pies. They also eat porridge and different kinds of trifles.
Scottish people eat a wide variety of foods for their dinner. Traditional offerings include haggis, mashed turnips, and Angus roast.
There are various popular foods in Scotland. For example, there is haggis. The most popular drink in Scotland is IRN BRU.
do you know that china dident envent furtune cookies scotland people did?
turkey, ham, beef, trimmings, veg etc.... We dont have haggis, that's saved for Burns Night although it's also eaten throughout the year .
Shortbread, Millionaire's shortbread, or chranachan (a combination of toasted oatmeal, cream, raspberries and whiskey - a little like the English "Eaton Mess").
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What do Scottish people eat for dessert?
Some Scottish desserts are profiteroles(not a traditional Scottish dessert,) or chocolate cream.
Is chocolate cake a scottish dessert?
It's an INTERNATIONAL dessert.
What is a name of a Scottish Christmas dessert?
Plum Duff
What did people have for dessert during the great depression?
They did not have dessert
Was Moses with the Hebrew people in the dessert?
No, but he was with them in the desert. (dessert is food).
What is the nickname for the Scottish people?
Scots or Scotties are the nicknames for Scottish people.
Why are Scottish people not Welsh?
Scottish people live in Scotland. Welsh people live in Wales.
What are Scottish people called?
They are called Scots or Scottish.
Do Belgian people like Scottish people?
well i am scottish and i like belgian people so yes
Can octopus live in the dessert?
In Japan, some people eat octopus for dessert, so yes.
Why do Scottish people not like polish people?
Scottish people don't like anyone, especially other Scotts...
Which people are likely to have a meal of 'haggis' tonight?
American's!!!
