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Top 20 traditional Scottish foodstuffs 20 items ranked

Foods traditionally associated with Scotland

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A truly traditional Scottish dish enjoyed particularly on Burn’s Night, January 25th each year
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A popular everyday soup but also enjoyed as a starter before haggis on Burn’s Night
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Cullen Skink Report Abuse
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Arbroath Smokies Report Abuse
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Scotch Pies Report Abuse
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Oatmeal Report Abuse
Oats were once the staple grain in Highland Scotland
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Atholl Brose Report Abuse
A sweet cocktail of oatmeal, honey and whisky
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A hot pudding that must be eaten immediately upon making
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