Does anyone else from Scotland get anxiety when she just bites into the teacake? Surly all Scots eat the chocolate first then eat the mallow and then the biscuits?
You should definitely follow this up with Welsh and Irish foods - I’m not from either but I do love a food video and seeing regional foods. I’m not sure if you’ve done it before but a Yorkshire/ Northern England would be good!
Hey I'm from Scotland. Although we have some traditional foods we probably just eat the exact same way as the rest of the UK. I never eat haggis and never even heard of the lunch time meal 🤣. The most popular thing in this video I would say is Irn Bru and the tunnocks biscuits these are extremely popular, I actually stay next to the tunnocks factory🤍
I’m not Scottish but I’m moving to Scotland soon and have friends there, they recommended we tried the veggie haggis and it tastes soooo much better than normal haggis! 🫶🏼✨
I live in stonehaven Scotland, the place the deep fried Mars bar was invented. I know the guy who invented it 😅 also no one in Scotland makes their own tattie scones or square sausage, we just buy them from the shop. I use to live right next to the place Cullen skink comes from and I use to absolutely love it before I went veggie x
Scottish 👋🏻 Never even thought about making a tattie scone from scratch so that’s a revelation. Tattie scone fried in butter is how I cook it. It was the childhood sign of a weekend! Fab vid.
Hey I’m from Glasgow, loved this !! Never seen a potato scone made from scratch 😂 Cullen is a place up north and where the lunch meal was from, love it up there and my sister is getting married there next year ♥️♥️♥️ never had a deep fried Mars bar tho haha xx
Cullen skink is a real winter warmer dish. Kind of a country pub kind of vibe. You do get haggis in the same shape as the black pudding. If it was in that shape it would come in a breakfast pack. Tattie scone we rarely make from scratch, usually buy them and fry them 😂 also we don’t eat deep fried mars bar… ever
You need to try a mince roll. Make the mince as you have but without the herbs. Plenty of gravy. Butter a roll and put the mince on it. Absolutely stunning.
I’m Scottish, haggis for breakfast is usually sliced, tattie scones we buy them ready made and fry them. Never heard of the lunch you made looked good though! And irn bru is the best!
I'm not far from Glasgow but I'd definitely say the most commonly eaten things from your video are the tattie scones (bought ready made and fried), haggis, irn bru and the tea cakes! Being Scottish and seeing the other comments or reaction to certain foods that are just so common here is so interesting!! If you want to watch something popular and Scottish, River City is our soap 😂 I think it's awful but my mum and her pals love it 😂
Hey! I’m from Edinburgh, and I can promise we don’t just eat this 😂 I’ve never tried a deep fried mars bar 🤢🤢🤢😂 we eat healthily! And also you need to make sure you get good haggis as cheap Haggis is 🤢🤢🤢😂
Same from Edinburgh and agree to every word you said and have never had a Mars bar deep-fried haggis and black pudding also do you not eat ever breakfast or anything fries has to be cooked in oven heat oil no no no have tried haggis just tried not sure But the other things never tried would never try and just eat normal/healthy food it’s more a tradition than our lifestyle anyway well done Hannah can I ask you what would you say in England as a tradition and food dinner I love you!
Mince in Scotland is mince with onion, gravy and carrots like the inside of a cottage pie. Cullen skink is a soup and usually creamy. Square sausage is not just square normal sausage it’s beef and is more like a burger. We buy our tatie scones not make them. You do get sliced haggis in Scotland which you fry. Scottish black pudding is very different to English I’d suggest you try Stornaway it’s the best. Loved the video 💘
Brilliant video! 🤣 cullen skink is definitely more of a Scottish Highlands dish. I live in the Highlands (near Inverness for me) and It can be found on the menu in nearly every pub! It is usually more soup-y though! We also can buy our Tattie scones ready made, so we don't have to go through the hassle you did haha! Deep fried Mars bars are the BEST. From a Scottish Hannah to you, fab video! xxx
Definitely loved this video 😂 definitely buy the tattie scones from the shop - much easier! I also don’t like haggis. Another thing tea cake - when opening the foil, we always open it really carefully and was always told when we were wee that if you can flatten it out without ripping it and getting out the creases you would get a free tea cake haha. I’m from the North East Scotland. Great video 💕x
I love making tattie scones from scratch. I had never thought about square sausage not being commonly found outside of Scotland. I'm vegan and you can even get vegan square sausages up here and vegan haggis! This is making me want a full breakfast this coming weekend. You're almost right with Irn Bru. It tastes better in a glass bottle which you can probably only get in Scotland. I much prefer diet irn bru but I think most people prefer the non-diet one.
I wanna clarify that much as these are Scottish foods, this is not a Scottish diet, hahaha. We're not that bad! As others have said, would never make a tattie scone from scratch! Guessing you can't buy them in England but they're much less hassle than that. I actually had one this morning, haha. And love black pudding! The Tunnocks Teacakes/Caramel Wafers are definitely staples as well! I love haggis but prefer it with neeps & tatties to having it with breakfast - give it another go in winter! I've never had Cullen Skink or a Deep Fried Mars Bar but have seen them both - the former in traditional pubs and the latter in chippies, haha. I can't stand Irn Bru and always feel like a bad Scot for saying that! Loved this video, been looking forward to it since you asked on Insta! xxx
Do a Canadian diet next!!! 🇨🇦 Some examples would be poutine, peameal/Canadian bacon, Ketchup chips, Nanaimo bars, butter tarts, tourtiere, Caesar cocktail
Also, I don't regularly eat any of these foods and come from North East Scotland. I think I've eaten haggis once. I've also never heard of a Scottish breakfast. You should have tried a 'buttery' it's a scottish pastry roll thing that is quite unique to scotland/the area i come from
I’m 29 years old from Dundee in Scotland and I have never made my own tattie scones.. usually buy shop bought and fry them haha! Don’t know if I’m just a lazy Scot but intrigued to try and make my own now I know how 😂
The only thing I can’t believe is that you’ve never had a tea cake before. I’m from Kent and my family buys them whenever it’s someone’s birthday, usually alongside Cadbury Fingers and party rings. They’re so good!
Loved this! I'm from Scotland but live in Wales now so I feel the pain of not being able to just buy a tattie scone or square sausage in the shops. Lorne sausage is the best from Scotland, it's a mix or sausage and beef I'm sure. I think if you had the real stuff, stovies you'd love. Never had Cullen skink. 🙈 Please do a Welsh one 😆
Hiya! Well I'm Scottish and I'm STARVING after watching that so you must've done a good job! Stodgy, texture-less food was (and still is tbh) favoured because of how cold it often gets here but also because we just love a carb :D Also nothing is safe from a deep fat frier here, be warned!
Hey from North East Scotland, I stay near Cullen where Cullen Skink comes from! I hate haggis, black pudding and tattie scones so a full Scottish breakfast is my idea of a nightmare 😂 not a fan of haggis or a deep fried mars bar 😂🤮 buttery’s, mince and tatties, tattie soup and tablet is a firm favourite here 😍 I think you did really good well done for trying so much xx
I think square sausage is usually beef mince? I'm not Scottish so could be wrong but my partner and in laws are and they said it was beef when I first tried it 🤔 though that could be just their region I guess, I'll have to ask him 😄
Hey! I think you did a good job actually. For the Scottish breakfast we usually have haggis slices, like the black pudding vibes. You sometimes get Cullen Skink on the menu in pubs and stuff but not that often. Deep fried mars bars are life, deep fried mars bars are love. Oh and I can't believe you dont get tattie scones or lorne sausage in England!!
Does anyone else from Scotland get anxiety when she just bites into the teacake? Surly all Scots eat the chocolate first then eat the mallow and then the biscuits?
I'm from the same part of England as hannah and don't worry even gave me anxiety haha 😅
You should definitely follow this up with Welsh and Irish foods - I’m not from either but I do love a food video and seeing regional foods. I’m not sure if you’ve done it before but a Yorkshire/ Northern England would be good!
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Hey I'm from Scotland. Although we have some traditional foods we probably just eat the exact same way as the rest of the UK. I never eat haggis and never even heard of the lunch time meal 🤣. The most popular thing in this video I would say is Irn Bru and the tunnocks biscuits these are extremely popular, I actually stay next to the tunnocks factory🤍
I’m not Scottish but I’m moving to Scotland soon and have friends there, they recommended we tried the veggie haggis and it tastes soooo much better than normal haggis! 🫶🏼✨
We deffo don’t make our tattie scones from scratch, and we fry them 😅 You did well though! I suggested some of these on Instagram 🖤
Irn Bru doesn’t taste of bubblegum. It’s made fae girders! 😝😂
Also I love that you’re making tatie (potato) scone from scratch 😂
I live in stonehaven Scotland, the place the deep fried Mars bar was invented. I know the guy who invented it 😅 also no one in Scotland makes their own tattie scones or square sausage, we just buy them from the shop. I use to live right next to the place Cullen skink comes from and I use to absolutely love it before I went veggie x
I would love to see you trying a French/Italian/Greek diet ❤
Scottish 👋🏻 Never even thought about making a tattie scone from scratch so that’s a revelation. Tattie scone fried in butter is how I cook it. It was the childhood sign of a weekend! Fab vid.
Absolutely loved this video Hannah! I'm from Scotland and I love how much thought and effort you put into this video! You did an amazing job! x
Try traditional irish food. Coddle, beef irish stew, soda bread and potato soup, irish coffee, bread and butter pudding. Crisps on batch bread
Yes, definitely needs to do Irish ☘️
Hey I’m from Glasgow, loved this !! Never seen a potato scone made from scratch 😂 Cullen is a place up north and where the lunch meal was from, love it up there and my sister is getting married there next year ♥️♥️♥️ never had a deep fried Mars bar tho haha xx
Hey from Scotland, never heard of that lunch before Cullen skink, love haggis and Irn Bru is an everyday drink of choice, loved this video x
Cullen skink is a real winter warmer dish. Kind of a country pub kind of vibe. You do get haggis in the same shape as the black pudding. If it was in that shape it would come in a breakfast pack. Tattie scone we rarely make from scratch, usually buy them and fry them 😂 also we don’t eat deep fried mars bar… ever
I couldn’t not watch this😂😂 Why is it so interesting watching people try all your national delicacies!!🏴
You need to try a mince roll. Make the mince as you have but without the herbs. Plenty of gravy. Butter a roll and put the mince on it. Absolutely stunning.
Quite often I'll put my haggis in the micro or air fryer for a bit longer to give it a nice crispy texture, on top at least.
You did fabulously Han 😉🙊 what a blooming pro at making all the dishes!
I’m Scottish, haggis for breakfast is usually sliced, tattie scones we buy them ready made and fry them. Never heard of the lunch you made looked good though! And irn bru is the best!
You can buy tattie scones in supermarkets, defo sell them in tesco next near the crumpets/muffins
I'm not far from Glasgow but I'd definitely say the most commonly eaten things from your video are the tattie scones (bought ready made and fried), haggis, irn bru and the tea cakes! Being Scottish and seeing the other comments or reaction to certain foods that are just so common here is so interesting!! If you want to watch something popular and Scottish, River City is our soap 😂 I think it's awful but my mum and her pals love it 😂
No. I am not Benjamin Dietersdorfer;, by the way. Benjamin
Hey! I’m from Edinburgh, and I can promise we don’t just eat this 😂 I’ve never tried a deep fried mars bar 🤢🤢🤢😂 we eat healthily! And also you need to make sure you get good haggis as cheap Haggis is 🤢🤢🤢😂
Same from Edinburgh and agree to every word you said and have never had a Mars bar deep-fried haggis and black pudding also do you not eat ever breakfast or anything fries has to be cooked in oven heat oil no no no have tried haggis just tried not sure But the other things never tried would never try and just eat normal/healthy food it’s more a tradition than our lifestyle anyway well done Hannah can I ask you what would you say in England as a tradition and food dinner I love you!
Deep fried mats bars are popular here in nz
@@sheldoncooper0 really!! They’re in a lot of chip shops here in Scotland but I don’t know anyone who’s tried one - very touristy here 😄🥰
My dad lives west coast & deep fried Mars bars are really popular so maybe its a Glasgow thing?☺️
Mince in Scotland is mince with onion, gravy and carrots like the inside of a cottage pie. Cullen skink is a soup and usually creamy. Square sausage is not just square normal sausage it’s beef and is more like a burger. We buy our tatie scones not make them. You do get sliced haggis in Scotland which you fry. Scottish black pudding is very different to English I’d suggest you try Stornaway it’s the best. Loved the video 💘
I always make tattie scones with leftover mash, just add flour, shape and fry gently in butter
Brilliant video! 🤣 cullen skink is definitely more of a Scottish Highlands dish. I live in the Highlands (near Inverness for me) and It can be found on the menu in nearly every pub! It is usually more soup-y though! We also can buy our Tattie scones ready made, so we don't have to go through the hassle you did haha! Deep fried Mars bars are the BEST. From a Scottish Hannah to you, fab video! xxx
Definitely loved this video 😂 definitely buy the tattie scones from the shop - much easier! I also don’t like haggis. Another thing tea cake - when opening the foil, we always open it really carefully and was always told when we were wee that if you can flatten it out without ripping it and getting out the creases you would get a free tea cake haha. I’m from the North East Scotland. Great video 💕x
That's a lot of hard work that lassie put in there good on her .
I love making tattie scones from scratch. I had never thought about square sausage not being commonly found outside of Scotland. I'm vegan and you can even get vegan square sausages up here and vegan haggis! This is making me want a full breakfast this coming weekend.
You're almost right with Irn Bru. It tastes better in a glass bottle which you can probably only get in Scotland. I much prefer diet irn bru but I think most people prefer the non-diet one.
Deffo should do eating Welsh food next! Welsh cakes, cawl
I wanna clarify that much as these are Scottish foods, this is not a Scottish diet, hahaha. We're not that bad! As others have said, would never make a tattie scone from scratch! Guessing you can't buy them in England but they're much less hassle than that. I actually had one this morning, haha. And love black pudding! The Tunnocks Teacakes/Caramel Wafers are definitely staples as well! I love haggis but prefer it with neeps & tatties to having it with breakfast - give it another go in winter! I've never had Cullen Skink or a Deep Fried Mars Bar but have seen them both - the former in traditional pubs and the latter in chippies, haha. I can't stand Irn Bru and always feel like a bad Scot for saying that! Loved this video, been looking forward to it since you asked on Insta! xxx
Fruit pudding is a no here 😂😂😂
Do a Canadian diet next!!! 🇨🇦 Some examples would be poutine, peameal/Canadian bacon, Ketchup chips, Nanaimo bars, butter tarts, tourtiere, Caesar cocktail
Also, I don't regularly eat any of these foods and come from North East Scotland. I think I've eaten haggis once. I've also never heard of a Scottish breakfast. You should have tried a 'buttery' it's a scottish pastry roll thing that is quite unique to scotland/the area i come from
Cullen skink come from wee sea side town of Cullen. Near buckie. So it's surprising you've never heard of cullen skink. Hehe.
Also butteris are amazing. I am also in the north east of scotland too
@@lorzypops6974 I live next to Cullen and pretty much every cafe has it on the menu
I wanna try that Mars bar!! Very interesting video well done 👏. I think you should go greek next👌
I’m 29 years old from Dundee in Scotland and I have never made my own tattie scones.. usually buy shop bought and fry them haha! Don’t know if I’m just a lazy Scot but intrigued to try and make my own now I know how 😂
The only thing I can’t believe is that you’ve never had a tea cake before. I’m from Kent and my family buys them whenever it’s someone’s birthday, usually alongside Cadbury Fingers and party rings. They’re so good!
Being Scottish I've never ever in life made a tattie scone 🤣🤣 and never will trip to the shop for a pack of 6 for 68p 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Awesome video Hannah xx ❤️ ❤️
the effort you put into your videos >>>
Obsessedddd with this series gimmie 😍😍🥰
Mince, mashed carrot & turnip & potato was just like a cottage pie lol. Used to love proper Scottish bread.
these are literally my favourite vids of yours ever
love this video! i saw the ‘this is not a video’ on your instagram story but didn’t get a chance to watch it, does anyone know what it was??
Loved this! I'm from Scotland but live in Wales now so I feel the pain of not being able to just buy a tattie scone or square sausage in the shops. Lorne sausage is the best from Scotland, it's a mix or sausage and beef I'm sure. I think if you had the real stuff, stovies you'd love. Never had Cullen skink. 🙈
Please do a Welsh one 😆
Hiya! Well I'm Scottish and I'm STARVING after watching that so you must've done a good job! Stodgy, texture-less food was (and still is tbh) favoured because of how cold it often gets here but also because we just love a carb :D Also nothing is safe from a deep fat frier here, be warned!
Hey from North East Scotland, I stay near Cullen where Cullen Skink comes from! I hate haggis, black pudding and tattie scones so a full Scottish breakfast is my idea of a nightmare 😂 not a fan of haggis or a deep fried mars bar 😂🤮 buttery’s, mince and tatties, tattie soup and tablet is a firm favourite here 😍 I think you did really good well done for trying so much xx
Thanks Han, Just loved your blog on Scottish food. Looks tasty. From your friends down-under 🇦🇺
Also, we love squares sausage but it’s different from links in square shape 😂🧡
Tattie scones are the best thing ever! Irn bru is also amazing. Haggis is unreal! Love being Scottish
Hey! Have a go at TURKISH food next 😊♥️
The tea cake tho 😂😭
Not a Scot, but my local chip shop does battered mars bars! I used to eat them all the time as a teen 😋
You are back YAY You’re the best RUclips I love to watch you
I think square sausage is usually beef mince? I'm not Scottish so could be wrong but my partner and in laws are and they said it was beef when I first tried it 🤔 though that could be just their region I guess, I'll have to ask him 😄
Also never had Cullen skink with the in laws nor heard them talk about it 🤔 again could be regional? He's from the hebrides so might be very different
Yay I love this series ❤️
Lysm Hannah and sunny xx ❤️
I’m from Edinburgh and to be fair we can buy square sausage and tatie scone we never make it
Omg I love the look of this 😍
Hey! I think you did a good job actually. For the Scottish breakfast we usually have haggis slices, like the black pudding vibes. You sometimes get Cullen Skink on the menu in pubs and stuff but not that often. Deep fried mars bars are life, deep fried mars bars are love. Oh and I can't believe you dont get tattie scones or lorne sausage in England!!
Im English & lorn sausage & tattie scones are on the Canteen menu at my work so we do have them! ☺️☺️
Where I live you can get tattie scones & square sausage at the supermarkets like Asda or Tesco and I live in the midlands in England x
@@ChloesBeautyFashion ive gotten them from sainsburys before (im north east)
Please do a eating only South African foods for 24hrs
Yes, good idea. From another Louwrens!
Irn bru has a taste that they don’t tell you that’s the fun!
It doesn't taste like bubblegum to me the Irn-Bru Han
I’d love to see you do Wales😊xx
My dad lives in Scotland & this video felt like going to visit 🥹🥰🥰
When I first tried Iron Bru I thought the same thing x
Can you do eating a French diet for 24 hours
The thought of black pudding and haggis makes me gag! Just knowing what they are 🤢🤢
I’m confused do you not have square sausage in England !!!!!
I thought Iron bru tasted like bubblegum too!
Can you Ireland next 🇮🇪
Also Hannah i am a supporter from wales can you do a Welsh foods video 🏴🏴
You are so pretty Hannah ❤️
If you want tablet Mrs Tilly makes the BEST tablet - it’s nowhere near as sugary
We deep fry everything 😂
I'm from and live in Scotland and I actually hate all of these foods 😂😂
I’m Scottish and I’ve never eaten kullen skink or a deep fried Mars bar 😂 and I don’t like irn bru x
Oh a lots of potatoes , that’s good 👍🏻
I’m Scottish love your videos
If you do another one: food from Turkey! Turkish food is 😋
I was thinking...why is she making a tattie scone when you can buy them and then I remembered you live in England hahah
You can buy them in England! Im not sure why she made them either haha
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It is turnip 😂
Tattie scones😍😍
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are you wearing contact lens?
if this is real ur natural eyes color, that so 😍.
really just realize how beautiful ur eyes, han. 😍
Also tablet is awful unless it’s proper stuff… that’s touristy tablet 😳😲
Where’s the hash browns? Also this whole video is anxiety!!
Hello. And, Hannah, one Corny Barre a day, every day. Cheers, Benjamin
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Hello. Bonjour. And, one, une, un, Corny Barre a day, every day, Hannah. Cheers, Benjamin
I need to take you a tour of Scotland that you'd never forget! Can easily outdo all those meals you've tried plus got the scenes to go with ⛰️