Tradition homeland food [Read]

[FullyInsane]

Well , in Scotland , where I'm from our traditions are...

Haggis neeps and tatties on January 26th , Robert Burns Day .
[Haggis turnip and potatoes]

Whisky is our homeland drink... Mostly likers of strong strong drinks will drink it , old people have a liking for it too , like my Granny [now passed away sadly :@ ]

Chip shop food , is not associated with Scotland but it's a must have for most Scots , I myself must admit I give in often , at least once a week gawd imma gonna be a fatteh !

The home of Irn Bru is Scotland , home of the company Barrs who are an independant company with many soft drinks etc , Irn Bru is world renound .


What are your countries traditional foods or drinks ?

:rolleyes:

[FullyInsane]

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had to keep post live.. it was covered by an old one :rolleyes:


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[Herman]

There's alot of traditional food in Singapore, since we're multi-racial. Chinese, malay, Indian and Eurasian food everywhere. The most well-known traditional food is the Curry crab, rofl. Never tried it though.

[FullyInsane]

I love haggis .
Curry crab :s sounds.. weird .
I've never tryed crab :rolleyes:

[Herman]

Yeah, same, I've never ate crab. Infact I hate seafood. O_o

[FullyInsane]

Yeah, same, I've never ate crab. Infact I hate seafood. O_o

I don't mind fish :rolleyes:

[Herman]

Rofl, I used to like fish when I was young, but something made me hate it when I got older.

[FullyInsane]

Rofl, I used to like fish when I was young, but something made me hate it when I got older.

I like battered fish..
or with breadcrumbs :rolleyes:

[Desjardens]

There are really, no Canadian foods which are traditional... maybe Hamburgers?

[lukeisok]

There are really, no Canadian foods which are traditional... maybe Hamburgers?

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