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Date Posted: 02:37:17 02/14/11 Mon
Author: Edie
Subject: Re: A guided tour around that Scottish breakfast
In reply to: BB 's message, "A guided tour around that Scottish breakfast" on 01:07:27 02/14/11 Mon

Toasted tattie scone, surely there's a law against that!!!! The fried eggs were confusing, they need to be burnt and crisp at the edges, achieved by deep frying them in the chip pan and the bacon looks a wee bit peely wally, but other than that I can pass it for the Sunday fry up of my younger days.

But a lovely tour all the same, now back to my muesli, yoghurt, and stewed prunes. LOL.

Edie

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Re: A guided tour around that Scottish breakfast -- Gilly, 19:08:25 02/14/11 Mon
- Re: A guided tour around that Scottish breakfast -- Margaret/U.S.A., 12:55:47 02/15/11 Tue