FYI, Irn Bru, outsells coca cola in Scotland. Scotch is a drink, scotts is a person and scott is a name, Scotland is the center of the universe, and the fountaine of knowledge resides here. hahahah.
Oatcakes are designed to have a slab of cheese on them. Shortbread needs a cup of tea or coffee with it. Irn Bru is the Hangover champion liquid that's made fae Girders (it does have iron in it). Tunnock's Tea cakes and especially Caramel Wafers/logs are the daddy.
P.s. Don't ever refer to a Scottish person or any anything Scottish in front of an actual Scottish person as 'Scotch'. You'll get a 'Glasgow Kiss' for your trouble.
I was in Oban the other day, and there's a butchers who's sign proudly displays it sells "Scotch meat" so I'm confused!!! Just googled it. What does QMS do to promote Scotch Beef? It’s our job to promote the benefits of Scotch Beef to consumers. Our strategy is developed via consumer insight and in consultation with the industry via our Scotch Beef Marketing Strategy Group, promoting the health benefits, sustainability, and quality assurance of our respectfully reared local produce. Scotland make your mind up.
@@rickb.4168 scotch is a drink or foodstuff, like scotch beef, scotch eggs, scotch meat, scotch whiskey, scotch porridge etc.... but if you ever talk about a person they are refered as a scot, scots or scottish.
@@stevenconnor4221 I’d normally agree. (I’m English, but I’m a Munro bagger and spend a decent amount of time in Scotchland. 😉) You can’t have it both ways something originating in Scotland is either Scottish or Scotch. To me Scotch means to put a definite end to; crush; stamp out; foil: to scotch a rumor; to scotch a plan. to cut, gash, or score. As in Scotch Whiskey. Crush. Not the area it’s from. To me a “Scotch Pie” means the way the meat is prepared. Not the region it comes from.
@@rickb.4168 scotch has been an old way of stating from scotland, but nationally not liked by nearly everyone I have known im now 52, so. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scotch Scotch most commonly refers to: Scotch (adjective), a largely obsolescent adjective meaning "of or from Scotland" Scotch, old-fashioned name for the indigenous languages of the Scottish people: Scots language ("Broad Scotch") Scottish Gaelic ("Scotch Gaelic") Scotch whisky, a whisky made in Scotland, which outside Scotland is commonly abbreviated as "Scotch" Scotch may also refer to:
Irn Bru tastes like Irn Bru just like Coca-Cola tastes like Coca-Cola, it has its own flavour. Scotland is the only country in the world where Coca-Cola isn't the best selling soft drink, they've been trying to buy the recipe for years. Tunnocks Tea Cakes should be eaten in one go, and you have to decide wether you iron out the foil wrapper or roll it into a ball, it's the law.
Peru had Inca Kola (which reminded me of Irn Bru but was yellow) which in the early 2000s we were the only countries where Coca Cola wasn't the #1 soft drink. They sold out to Coca-Cola though.
The beanie girl is one of us. She must be returned to the motherland. Honestly, as soon as they cracked open the tunnocks, I started salivating so I got my own and a cup of tea. Stuffed the entire cake into my face as per. For a full experience, they could have given them a pizza crunch supper with the bru.
@@SouthernTriedChannel It's a traditional, delicious and highly nutritious meal that some Scottish people eat either because they can't be bothered to cook dinner, or they're drunk, or both. It's customary to ram it into your face and wash it down with about a litre of Irn Bru. Speaking of Irn Bru, I live less than a mile from the factory in Cumbernauld. It is the true centre of the universe I think you'll find. Not Cumbernauld. It's a bad game of Jenga manifest.
@@SouthernTriedChannelit's a cheap pizza covered in batter then deep fried with chips (chunky french fries to you) anything from a chip shop with chips is a supper i.e. fish supper, pizza supper.....
Scotland invented the T.V ,the telephone the light bulb, whiskey, penicillin , M.R.I.scanner ,the postage stamp ,steam engines ,the refrigerator, and loads more that we use today so say thanks 🏴
I used to work as a window cleaner in Uddingston (where all the tunnocks teacakes are made). There is small tunnocks bakery shop on the mainstreet that i done the windows for, one day Mr Tunnock actually walks in during the morning to get breakfast while i was cleaning the shop. I held the door open for him and was being nice to the staff so on his way out he shouted over to the women behind the counter "give the lad a box of teacakes". I sat and ate every single one of them on my lunchbreak that day. I got a box of teacakes from Mr Tunnock himself 😎
The two lassies 'got it' with the Oatcakes. They're amazing with a nice cheese, or as one of them suggested, a cream cheese, even just some butter. They're also amazing with golden syrup or jam. The lassie on the right of those two must have Scottish blood about her, she just 'got' them all.
Butter or soft cheese as a minimum, with additional toppings of some nice cold meats or cheeses, perhaps a little branston pickle . It's more of a cracker than what you'd call a cookie. The shortbread is very rarely eaten without some tea, coffee, or milk to wash it down.
Beanie girl gets it!!! She keeps saying she likes bland but I think she must just like good ingredients and can appreciate simple flavours not everything needs pumped full of spice or corn syrup to be enjoyed
I was shoked how few of them asked to have a drink with these iconic snaks that we brits allways take with dips cheese, jams, and tea or coffee, or just milk, giving them these snaks dry was a fix, like giving Americans burgers without cheese or mayo, ffs, its a fix :)
Those Orkney Oat Cakes are made just along the road from my house, and are best served with Smoked Salmon and a Soft Cheese with chives and garlic like Boursan... Totally YUMMY!!! Mmmmmm!!! 😛
I love shortbread,I like it stale too. I was in traffic once and got hungry and found a packet of open shortbread that were in my car for 2 months….they were delicious 😂
Irn Bru is the color of rust. "It's made in Scotland from girders" is a slogan they use as it contains small traces of iron in it and it's meant to look like rust.
Its kinda dissapointing the IRN BRU doesnt have its normal label description on the can for them to read, it briefly talks about how IRN BRU is made from rusty steel girders hence the name and colour and the mystery flavour that they never sctually divulge (which isnt true but has been their marketing gimick forever) IRN BRU adverts are also some of the best product adverts from the UK
I lived in London for over 14 years and they never broadcast a single advert! Thankfully was able to digest them here in RUclips! Funny thing is, Fanny doesn’t have the same meaning in the USA! 😅
The young team really embraced it and I love that! If you really wanted to taste something uniquely Scottish you should have tried Tablet. It is condensed milk and sugar, boiled until solid (it lies somewhere between toffee and fudge). It is amazing and probably the closest thing to heroin without being heroin! 🤤
Americans see something orange automatically think it should taste like orange. And even when it DOESN'T taste like orange, still convince themselves it does.
I remember when the Barr’s Irn Bru slogan came out,we were working on oil rig upgrades and repairs in dry dock outside Rotterdam,I found my way to my job on that day to find a slogan written on a bulkhead. It was “ Made in Holland,by Scotsmen,for Guilders!”
I absolutely adore the girl in the little hat who loved the " bland " oatmeal triangles and the Tunnock's mallows. She is intoxicating and I would love to listen to her theories on everything. Stay safe, sweetie, stay happy, but stay YOU! I wish you rainbows.
As a Yorkshireman now living in the Scottish Borders (almost 6 years now), you should try Tablet, imagine fudge but harder and more crumbly, in your mouth it just melts down like icing.
With the tea cakes the wrapper has to be opened slowly and perfectly flattened without one tear. Also think all the Scottish folk in the comments want to adopt the wee Lassie with the beanie.
FYI The original recipe for Irn Bru was banned in the US in the late 80s because there was a secret ingredient that made the original Irn Bru have the unique taste that couldn't be copied but because A.G. Barr wouldn't disclose the full ingredients, the FDA banned it from the US. Such a shame because we can't even get the original anymore, Barrs have changed the recipe to allow for distribution to the likes of the US. Never add ice to your Irn Bru and it tastes best when chilled and straight from the bottle. I love seeing our Scottish products being tested by Americans, it was good to see you guys enjoyed what you tried 👍🏴
Tunnocks & shortbreads are things of absolute beauty. Irn Bru to me tastes like how a Deperate Dan bar used to taste. Remember those orange candy filling pullers with the hard black candy in them. You can also get Irn-Bru bars.
We are not "scotch", we are Scottish 🏴🙏 Oat biscuits with pate Shortbread with tea (hot tea) Irn Bru - made in Scotland, from girders! That was the advert 😜 add some VODKA, best way 😁❤️🏴🙏OR, if you find yourself with a bit of a hangover, irn Bru from the glass bottle is said be a curer! Tunnocks tea cakes! Amazing fluffy snacks topped with mallow with a salty biscuit base, covered in milk chocolate from top to bottom, 100% chocolate covered, delish 😜
This is soo funny 😂 we eat these things daily and apart from whisky, Irn Bru is our national drink! I like my oatcakes with cheese or patè, shortbread with milk and my teacakes by the box 😂
Irn Bru was made in my home town of falkirk until the son took over and moved it to glasgow! It did contain iron from the water! Hense irn bru! 🏴
From Scotland here.Irn bru is AMAZING! Esp for hangovers lol.Love Tunnioks teacakes,most ppl here do esp with a cuppa tea..Ppl eat oatcakes normally with cheese.
When they were describing the taste of irn bru i was laughing because we have an ad for it thats like an italian mafia boss, and hes unhappy because someone said it tastes like bubblegum. And his sidekick says something like "yeah for sure boss, it totally tastes like tuti fruti" and the boss looks at him like "youre next" 😂
0:02 ScotTISH...Scotch is a drink. I'm Scottish, that bugs us...kinda lol What is it with people recording dialog and keeping it to stereo sides?! PUT YOUR DIALOG IN MONO. It's really annoying if you're wearing headphones. You gave them the driest thing in Scotland to start, with no drink, THEN Shortbread, with no tea, no whisky?! Shortbread (or ANY biscuit) with a cup of tea (2 sugars and whole milk), perfect break. 10:17 Barrs (makers of Irn Bru - Pronounced Iron Brew) also make a very nice American Cream Soda, Irn Bru is one of the only drinks I've had where the diet (Irn Bru Xtra) tastes exactly like the normal version. I actually prefer Tunnocks Caramel Wafers and Caramel Logs to the Teacakes. You should've got them to try Scottish Tablet and Scottish Fudge, especially the whisky infused fudges.
Traditional Scottish cuisine follows the principle of trying to make something out of not very much, like other "peasant" cuisines from around the world. The issue with us is that we had even less to use in our dishes due to the terrain and climate. The Orkney islands, where those oatcakes originated from, those are very barren lands. But people have lived there for many thousands of years, surviving on what was available to them
@@tracylouise222 Aye I love irn bru on its own but it tends to come back on me a bit,but not when it's in my vodi funnily enough,as for whisky as I said can't stand it even the smell gives me the boak,but I did have a few Glayvas with my brother the other week and quite enjoyed it,mind you that is a liqueur
Irn Bru the company brought out "Irn Bru 1901", meaning it's an attempt to get back what people would have bought more than 120 years ago. I don't like either Coca-Cola, Vimto, Irn Bru, that sort of thing normally......but I tried 1901Irn Bru out of curiousity, & enjoyed it more than I thought I would.....the can feels heavier.....I've bought that a number of times now, where usually I don't drink that kind of thing.
Does anyone know why Irn bru has never really made it outside of Scotland? Everyone drinks it here and outsells other rival brands here, I can't imagine why it's not so popular anywhere else. You guys are missing out.
I see many in the comments going on about cheese with oatcakes. While having cheese with them isn't wrong, and is actually quite good, especially with a good mature, you need to try oatcakes as suggested on the pack. Oatcakes with a chunky soup, in particular & especially, such as "Cullen Skink". A smoked fish & potato soup made with buttermilk! Any true Scot would tell you this!!
I’m from the village of Cullen, origin of said skink, and I can assure you no self respecting bowl of Cullen Skink contains buttermilk! Just plain old milk. Fishermen used to make it at sea with condensed milk as fresh milk wasn’t available but that is a truly minging taste experience as it’s sweet! Some restaurants do serve it with oatcakes though that’s a recent thing.
You guys should also do a video on all the Irn Bru adverts/commercials. It's been done by Americans already a few times but never gets old seeing what new Americans think of the wackiness behind them 🏴
If you ever come to Glasgow, I will happily take y'all round all the food of Glasgow Scotland..,pakora, tunnocks tea cakes, shortbread, Iceland, famrfoods, oh my goodness and my gosh! Please visit Govan 🙏🏴
FYI, Irn Bru, outsells coca cola in Scotland.
Scotch is a drink, scotts is a person and scott is a name, Scotland is the center of the universe, and the fountaine of knowledge resides here. hahahah.
I can see why
It used to taste a lot better too , before they changed it with less sugar although still good .
Scots are the people, not Scotts. Scott is a man’s name.
Thats the tweeked watered down version of the drink to keep the sugar tax down, Irn Bru 1901 is the real drink.
@@C4mmy31and should only be drunk out a glass bottle. 👍
Oatcakes are designed to have a slab of cheese on them. Shortbread needs a cup of tea or coffee with it. Irn Bru is the Hangover champion liquid that's made fae Girders (it does have iron in it). Tunnock's Tea cakes and especially Caramel Wafers/logs are the daddy.
“the daddy” 😂
Oh...I prefer a tunnocks Snowball...lush❤
We’ll have to TRY it!
@@SouthernTriedChannel You will enjoy
i love anything Tunnocks
P.s. Don't ever refer to a Scottish person or any anything Scottish in front of an actual Scottish person as 'Scotch'. You'll get a 'Glasgow Kiss' for your trouble.
I was in Oban the other day, and there's a butchers who's sign proudly displays it sells "Scotch meat" so I'm confused!!!
Just googled it.
What does QMS do to promote Scotch Beef?
It’s our job to promote the benefits of Scotch Beef to consumers. Our strategy is developed via consumer insight and in consultation with the industry via our Scotch Beef Marketing Strategy Group, promoting the health benefits, sustainability, and quality assurance of our respectfully reared local produce.
Scotland make your mind up.
Yeah, leave the Scotch alone
@@rickb.4168 scotch is a drink or foodstuff, like scotch beef, scotch eggs, scotch meat, scotch whiskey, scotch porridge etc.... but if you ever talk about a person they are refered as a scot, scots or scottish.
@@stevenconnor4221 I’d normally agree. (I’m English, but I’m a Munro bagger and spend a decent amount of time in Scotchland. 😉)
You can’t have it both ways something originating in Scotland is either Scottish or Scotch.
To me Scotch means
to put a definite end to; crush; stamp out; foil: to scotch a rumor; to scotch a plan. to cut, gash, or score.
As in Scotch Whiskey. Crush. Not the area it’s from. To me a “Scotch Pie” means the way the meat is prepared. Not the region it comes from.
@@rickb.4168 scotch has been an old way of stating from scotland, but nationally not liked by nearly everyone I have known im now 52, so.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scotch
Scotch most commonly refers to:
Scotch (adjective), a largely obsolescent adjective meaning "of or from Scotland"
Scotch, old-fashioned name for the indigenous languages of the Scottish people:
Scots language ("Broad Scotch")
Scottish Gaelic ("Scotch Gaelic")
Scotch whisky, a whisky made in Scotland, which outside Scotland is commonly abbreviated as "Scotch"
Scotch may also refer to:
beanie girl understands. well done.
😂
With her accent she must have Scottish DNA... most American southerners have Scottish heritage.
She is top class
Irn Bru tastes like Irn Bru just like Coca-Cola tastes like Coca-Cola, it has its own flavour. Scotland is the only country in the world where Coca-Cola isn't the best selling soft drink, they've been trying to buy the recipe for years. Tunnocks Tea Cakes should be eaten in one go, and you have to decide wether you iron out the foil wrapper or roll it into a ball, it's the law.
Peru had Inca Kola (which reminded me of Irn Bru but was yellow) which in the early 2000s we were the only countries where Coca Cola wasn't the #1 soft drink. They sold out to Coca-Cola though.
I have to totally agree. That is indeed the law here
You've been watching too much still game
@rm4980 I've been ironing out my tea cake wrappers since before Still Game was a thing, where do you think they got the sketch from?
Or fold it into a triangle
I'm Scottish and can't wait for this! Youre meant to eat oatcakes with cheese and chutney
Or butter and cheese 😂
Or Stovies, or cheese and butter...
Butter for me m8
I crumble a few oatcakes up and add them to my blended smoothies 🏴✌️💪. Tastes nice.
@@AnnaLocke I like that idea of Stovies on oatcakes. I mix them through my smoothie s
the wee redhead must have scottish blood in her, she loved everything! 😂
Indeed
I don't even like oatcakes 😂
There is supposedly quite a lot of Scottish genes in the south. The confederate flag, controversial as it is, is a St Andrew’s cross.
@mgthestrange9098 we definitely come from Scottish ancestry amongst others.
@ohno521 Well they modified sprouts to taste less bitter these days lol
Can't believe you served oatcakes with no butter!
And shortbread without tea!
We are evil like that.
Or chees on the oatcakes..
Yeah, I kept thinking that once they got the packet open they would be given some Lurpak or something to spread on top. 🤣
American's haven't really figured out butter though, they don't put butter on bread or toast as standard then wonder why their chip butties are dry.
@fraser-b3494 you’d think!
The beanie girl is one of us. She must be returned to the motherland. Honestly, as soon as they cracked open the tunnocks, I started salivating so I got my own and a cup of tea. Stuffed the entire cake into my face as per. For a full experience, they could have given them a pizza crunch supper with the bru.
What is a “pizza crunch supper”?
@@SouthernTriedChannel It's a traditional, delicious and highly nutritious meal that some Scottish people eat either because they can't be bothered to cook dinner, or they're drunk, or both. It's customary to ram it into your face and wash it down with about a litre of Irn Bru. Speaking of Irn Bru, I live less than a mile from the factory in Cumbernauld. It is the true centre of the universe I think you'll find. Not Cumbernauld. It's a bad game of Jenga manifest.
@@SouthernTriedChannelit's a cheap pizza covered in batter then deep fried with chips (chunky french fries to you) anything from a chip shop with chips is a supper i.e. fish supper, pizza supper.....
Pizza crunch supper are good SO good,esp for hangovers lol.Never tried deep fried Mars bars but always wanted to
@@SouthernTriedChannel delicious heart attack wrapped in polystyrene and newspaper.
Oatcakes - with cheese / chutney
Shortbread - with tea
Irn Bru - with fish n chips
Tea Cakes - fine on their own but again with tea
Original Irn Bru in a glass bottle cold is the best. That girl in the beanie must have Scottish blood. She likes everything. 🙏
Scotland invented the T.V ,the telephone the light bulb, whiskey, penicillin , M.R.I.scanner ,the postage stamp ,steam engines ,the refrigerator, and loads more that we use today so say thanks 🏴
They had giant fridge/freezers in the middle off the desert in Iran 3000 plus years ago but I'll give you all the other ones 😂
The pneumatic tyre, tarmac the list goes on......
Dolly the sheep
The appliance not the concept 😂 don’t think we have room in our kitchens for a Yakhchal 🤣
AAAAAAGH You made the ultimate insult to the national drink here!!!
I used to work as a window cleaner in Uddingston (where all the tunnocks teacakes are made). There is small tunnocks bakery shop on the mainstreet that i done the windows for, one day Mr Tunnock actually walks in during the morning to get breakfast while i was cleaning the shop. I held the door open for him and was being nice to the staff so on his way out he shouted over to the women behind the counter "give the lad a box of teacakes". I sat and ate every single one of them on my lunchbreak that day. I got a box of teacakes from Mr Tunnock himself 😎
That’s an awesome story, thank you!
"scotch snacks" please never say Scotch again
Unless ordering a drink.
Or a Scotch Egg.
@@nealgrimes4382 Not in Scotland. Nobody says Scotch
@@ResinAlchemist2024 I'll agree with that but that's what it's called universally
@@Conmac1888 Scotch Pie anyone ?
Nobody eats oatcakes without butter on them btw 😛Cheese jam and butter is the mother of all oatcakes.
Love from Scotland💖
Love from the southern US
Irn-bru outsells every other soft drink in scotland
I am telling you. Russia is/was the biggest consumer of Irn Bru!! I'm Scottish/Irish.
No shit 😱😆
The two lassies 'got it' with the Oatcakes. They're amazing with a nice cheese, or as one of them suggested, a cream cheese, even just some butter. They're also amazing with golden syrup or jam.
The lassie on the right of those two must have Scottish blood about her, she just 'got' them all.
Who remembers the slogan Iron Bru made from girders.
IRON BRUUU … MADE IN *SCOTLAND* FROM *GIRD - DAS* 💪🏼💛🏴
Irn Bru is the Scottish National hangover cure.
We substitute a Full English south of the border.
@@spacechannelfiverwe have a fry up as well the irn bru just helps with the thirst.👍🤣🤣
nothing better out of a cold glass bottle
That's funny as I like irn bru with vodka
Its not a hangover cure......the way I drink it🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🙀👍
You need to have a topping on an oatcake, not just plain. Cheddar cheese for me or maybe with some Branston Pickle.
Or some sort of pate. Mackerel for this lad. And caramelised onion chutney
Butter or soft cheese as a minimum, with additional toppings of some nice cold meats or cheeses, perhaps a little branston pickle .
It's more of a cracker than what you'd call a cookie.
The shortbread is very rarely eaten without some tea, coffee, or milk to wash it down.
@@alasdairfinlayson Or if you have no oatcakes, a piece and cheese n onion crisps comes close!
Butter at the very least. I'm Scottish and I hate them 😂
@@Ruth78620 I'm Scottish and hate Irn Bru. Everyone thinks that I'm weird!
IRN BRU 1901 out a glass bottle cold is the best 😊
We’ll have to TRY it!
@@SouthernTriedChannel it's full sugar version the one out now has reduced sugar due to Scottish governments tax on sugar to clear things up
@@allyharvey7058 oh I see. Thanks for the info.
Especially after a night out with a.mortons roll and sausage with a tattie scone hangover be gone!
I'm in Fife I miss them rolls but when I see my son in clydebank we get them rolls and proper square sausage tottie scone awesome pal 😎
Beanie girl gets it!!! She keeps saying she likes bland but I think she must just like good ingredients and can appreciate simple flavours not everything needs pumped full of spice or corn syrup to be enjoyed
I was shoked how few of them asked to have a drink with these iconic snaks that we brits allways take with dips cheese, jams, and tea or coffee, or just milk, giving them these snaks dry was a fix, like giving Americans burgers without cheese or mayo, ffs, its a fix :)
There's a local band here in Scotland that are called Urbn Ri (Urban Rhy) which is Irn Bru backwards. Small wee fact there for y'all 👍🏴✌️
Love little bits of info like this!
Those Orkney Oat Cakes are made just along the road from my house, and are best served with Smoked Salmon and a Soft Cheese with chives and garlic like Boursan... Totally YUMMY!!! Mmmmmm!!! 😛
Tunnocks tea cakes are the bomb
Scottish anything is never ever referred to as scotch unless its whiskey or an egg
That'll be whisky then, not the Irish spelling.
You're right. A Scotchman taught me that.
@@daveerikssonmeet me at the border. 😂
Scotch Eggs aren't Scottish. They're English. Scotch in this sense refers to the way they're cooked. Scotch means to fry.
Scot's man @@daveeriksson
Did she say nutty flavour when trying the shortbread!!! There is no nuts anywhere near plain shortbread!!!
only thing nutty is how americans think
Deez nuts
I love shortbread,I like it stale too. I was in traffic once and got hungry and found a packet of open shortbread that were in my car for 2 months….they were delicious 😂
@CurtF94 great story! 😂
@@SouthernTriedChannel I’m glad you said that,I started watching this earlier but made a sandwich and forgot to watch it so I’m watching it now,cheers
Irn Bru is the color of rust. "It's made in Scotland from girders" is a slogan they use as it contains small traces of iron in it and it's meant to look like rust.
Its kinda dissapointing the IRN BRU doesnt have its normal label description on the can for them to read, it briefly talks about how IRN BRU is made from rusty steel girders hence the name and colour and the mystery flavour that they never sctually divulge (which isnt true but has been their marketing gimick forever)
IRN BRU adverts are also some of the best product adverts from the UK
I lived in London for over 14 years and they never broadcast a single advert!
Thankfully was able to digest them here in RUclips!
Funny thing is, Fanny doesn’t have the same meaning in the USA! 😅
Irn Bru....made in Scotland from girders !! Great drink for a hangover in the morning
For added entertainment, watch the top 15 Irn Bru adverts here on RUclips. Unique hilarious & will NEVER be shown on US TV!!
You need to have the hangover from hell to fully appreciate Irn-Bru. 👍
Or a bottle of crap whiskey that requires a mixer 😉
Glad you are enjoying the snacks especially Irn Bru and the Famous Tunnock's tea cakes ❤
They very awesome!
The young team really embraced it and I love that! If you really wanted to taste something uniquely Scottish you should have tried Tablet. It is condensed milk and sugar, boiled until solid (it lies somewhere between toffee and fudge). It is amazing and probably the closest thing to heroin without being heroin! 🤤
We will TRY it!
To be fair, they should probably try a gateway drug like Caramel Wafers before hitting the hard stuff like Tablet
@@dublindave78 hahaha did choke on ma roll that time
@@dublindave78 Fair enough, you are right. Learn to walk before you stumble and slur your words! 🤣
I think i speak for all scottish people when i say we love the ginger lassie! 😁
Anyone else click on this thumbnail thinking batchy was back 😂😂😂
Americans see something orange automatically think it should taste like orange. And even when it DOESN'T taste like orange, still convince themselves it does.
I remember when the Barr’s Irn Bru slogan came out,we were working on oil rig upgrades and repairs in dry dock outside Rotterdam,I found my way to my job on that day to find a slogan written on a bulkhead. It was “ Made in Holland,by Scotsmen,for Guilders!”
Scot here, it's "made in Scotland, from girders."
@@Silverbullet767 yes,i know! It was a parody of slogan ffs!
Irn Bru out sells Coca-Cola, Pepsi and Fanta in Scotland
It is delicious!
That is sort of a remake of Irn Bru with less sugar. See if you can get Irn Bru 1901. Much closer to the original
1901 has soap in it the original didn't @@Ge-o
@Ge-o we’ll look for it!
The ginger girl nailed the oatcakes. Add blue cheese and a grape at the same time.
Oatcakes with butter, cheese and tomato or tuna mayo....lovely
I absolutely adore the girl in the little hat who loved the " bland " oatmeal triangles and the Tunnock's mallows.
She is intoxicating and I would love to listen to her theories on everything.
Stay safe, sweetie, stay happy, but stay YOU!
I wish you rainbows.
Y'all need a strong ass cup of British tea with the shortbreads.
As a Yorkshireman now living in the Scottish Borders (almost 6 years now), you should try Tablet, imagine fudge but harder and more crumbly, in your mouth it just melts down like icing.
We almost did tablet but it wouldn’t have arrived in time. Definitely plan to in future!
Oatcakes , they are really wheaty😂
The clues in the name OAT cakes
I was saying this too 👍🏼
I’m Scottish and don’t think I’ve ever met a person that likes them oat cakes if my local shop sold out of everything that shelf would still be full
With the tea cakes the wrapper has to be opened slowly and perfectly flattened without one tear.
Also think all the Scottish folk in the comments want to adopt the wee Lassie with the beanie.
They definitely trying to steal our Skyla.
@@SouthernTriedChannel steal is such a harsh word.... Would say borrow, you could always visit her.
😂 You don’t want her! She can be mean. That’s a lie, she’s a sweetheart.
FYI
The original recipe for Irn Bru was banned in the US in the late 80s because there was a secret ingredient that made the original Irn Bru have the unique taste that couldn't be copied but because A.G. Barr wouldn't disclose the full ingredients, the FDA banned it from the US. Such a shame because we can't even get the original anymore, Barrs have changed the recipe to allow for distribution to the likes of the US. Never add ice to your Irn Bru and it tastes best when chilled and straight from the bottle. I love seeing our Scottish products being tested by Americans, it was good to see you guys enjoyed what you tried 👍🏴
Don't call a Scotsman Scotch if you want to live..
Tunnocks & shortbreads are things of absolute beauty. Irn Bru to me tastes like how a Deperate Dan bar used to taste. Remember those orange candy filling pullers with the hard black candy in them. You can also get Irn-Bru bars.
It’s not scotch snacks it’s Scottish snacks scotch is alcohol that is drunk with ice or without ice in a small glass
Never had a scotch pie?.
Scotch egg? Scotch pancakes?
I love watching these, wish i was on a show like this trying every one else food
Come on over and we’ll have a seat for you.
We are not "scotch", we are Scottish 🏴🙏
Oat biscuits with pate
Shortbread with tea (hot tea)
Irn Bru - made in Scotland, from girders! That was the advert 😜 add some VODKA, best way 😁❤️🏴🙏OR, if you find yourself with a bit of a hangover, irn Bru from the glass bottle is said be a curer!
Tunnocks tea cakes! Amazing fluffy snacks topped with mallow with a salty biscuit base, covered in milk chocolate from top to bottom, 100% chocolate covered, delish 😜
Can't beat a nice chilled 12 pack of IRN BRU. Its flavour is indescribable.
Cheese and chutney on Orkney oatcakes is the business. I'm from and live on Orkney btw
This is soo funny 😂 we eat these things daily and apart from whisky, Irn Bru is our national drink! I like my oatcakes with cheese or patè, shortbread with milk and my teacakes by the box 😂
Irn-Bru made in Scotland from GuRRduRRs. 😋
When I meet up with my friends at festivals they make me say that repeatedly along with Curly Wurly 😂
Charity eating that Tunnocks Tea Cake was something else. I felt like I should have looked away and left her to it. She was v funny. New sub.
lol It doesnt stop raining in Scotland long enough to have a fire and make smores, so they come pre-made as tunnocks tea-cakes
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hahaha thats so true pre made smores Scottish invent again grand theft auto 1 💊 ☎ and now fireless smores
My left ear was very excited for this one
Irn Bru was made in my home town of falkirk until the son took over and moved it to glasgow! It did contain iron from the water! Hense irn bru! 🏴
Awesome but of info!
No it wasn't it was made in Cumbernauld ya fanny
Brruuuh 😂😂😂 @@Monthegershwg
@@Monthegershwg Apparently it was, ya Bawsac!
Irn bru, Vimto, or dandelion and burdock ?
For me it's D&B.
The filling of a tea cake is actually Italian Meringue which is lighter than marshmallow fluff but looks and tastes similar.
Every scottish person screams inside when an American calls shortbread a cookie.
Americans from the south scream inside whenever anyone calls something a biscuit that isn’t our biscuit, a fluffy morning bread:
😆 what you call a biscuit isn't a biscuit. It's a cross between and scone and bread.
Where you live, yes. Here we live, no. Our biscuit is even in the dictionary.
Not the Oxford English Dictionary its not.@SouthernTriedChannel
Everybody here seems really chill and cool but that black lady is legit hilarious. Id watch her talking about absolutely anything.
Isn’t she though!
Iron bru! Made in Scotland from girders 💪😎
From Scotland here.Irn bru is AMAZING! Esp for hangovers lol.Love Tunnioks teacakes,most ppl here do esp with a cuppa tea..Ppl eat oatcakes normally with cheese.
IRN BRU! Made from Steel Girders From Scotland. Which is where it gets its rustic colour from 💪💪🏴
Cant get over them not trying tablet
Such gorgeous accents, and plenty of charm. Regards from 100 miles south of Scotland.
Thanks for watching!
Am from Glasgow Scotland and I like the southern sense of humour pretty dry kinda like ours 😂 😂
Thanks so much!
When they were describing the taste of irn bru i was laughing because we have an ad for it thats like an italian mafia boss, and hes unhappy because someone said it tastes like bubblegum. And his sidekick says something like "yeah for sure boss, it totally tastes like tuti fruti" and the boss looks at him like "youre next" 😂
That’s hilarious
Irn Bru and vodka, together they taste amazing.
We may have to TRY this!
with a dash of lime! sublime😅😅😅
Definitely need to try Scottish Tablet! Also Tunnock's Tea Cakes are my faves
We almost did this episode. Definitely next time.
0:02 ScotTISH...Scotch is a drink. I'm Scottish, that bugs us...kinda lol
What is it with people recording dialog and keeping it to stereo sides?! PUT YOUR DIALOG IN MONO. It's really annoying if you're wearing headphones.
You gave them the driest thing in Scotland to start, with no drink, THEN Shortbread, with no tea, no whisky?! Shortbread (or ANY biscuit) with a cup of tea (2 sugars and whole milk), perfect break.
10:17 Barrs (makers of Irn Bru - Pronounced Iron Brew) also make a very nice American Cream Soda, Irn Bru is one of the only drinks I've had where the diet (Irn Bru Xtra) tastes exactly like the normal version.
I actually prefer Tunnocks Caramel Wafers and Caramel Logs to the Teacakes.
You should've got them to try Scottish Tablet and Scottish Fudge, especially the whisky infused fudges.
I'll give Irn-Bru this, epic marketing.
Barr’s first factory was actually in Falkirk before moving to Glasgow.
The Irn Bru factory is actually in Cumbernauld not Glasgow!
@@Raintown-ny2pm my mistake.
the irn bru factory was at parkhead for many years until they moved to cumbernauld not that long ago
They also had one in Irvine Ayrshire a VERY long time ago 😊
gotta eat the tunnocks tea cakes as cleanly as possible. little bites to keep the shape and stop marshmallow seeping out
Traditional Scottish cuisine follows the principle of trying to make something out of not very much, like other "peasant" cuisines from around the world. The issue with us is that we had even less to use in our dishes due to the terrain and climate. The Orkney islands, where those oatcakes originated from, those are very barren lands. But people have lived there for many thousands of years, surviving on what was available to them
sort out the mono audio
I could watch the facial expressions of the lady with the hoop earrings for hours!
Vodka and irn bru,always hits the spot.
We’ll have to TRY that!
@SouthernTriedChannel Quite popular here in Scotland as is a whisky and irn bru,mind you I can't stand whisky even the smell of it horrible drink.
Oh I hate it with vodka! Love it on its own or with a chippy
@@johngreenhorn8853I live close to a whisky bond in Glasgow,man it's so disgusting! My da loved to drink it tho lol
@@tracylouise222 Aye I love irn bru on its own but it tends to come back on me a bit,but not when it's in my vodi funnily enough,as for whisky as I said can't stand it even the smell gives me the boak,but I did have a few Glayvas with my brother the other week and quite enjoyed it,mind you that is a liqueur
Irn Bru the company brought out "Irn Bru 1901", meaning it's an attempt to get back what people would have bought more than 120 years ago. I don't like either Coca-Cola, Vimto, Irn Bru, that sort of thing normally......but I tried 1901Irn Bru out of curiousity, & enjoyed it more than I thought I would.....the can feels heavier.....I've bought that a number of times now, where usually I don't drink that kind of thing.
my left ear enjoyed this
Soon we’ll please both ears at the same time
You forgot to say " Get in ma Bellyyyyyy" its customary here!👍✌️🏴
This makes me happy
scots arnt keen on being called scotch lol
Forgive us, we’re learning
@@SouthernTriedChannel im not scotish, just letting ya know :) i made the mistake myself being english it didnt go down well
2 seconds into the video and one of them already says scotch. im going to LOSE IT
😂
I love, “ Ayran Brew!”
Does anyone know why Irn bru has never really made it outside of Scotland? Everyone drinks it here and outsells other rival brands here, I can't imagine why it's not so popular anywhere else. You guys are missing out.
Butter is your friend with oatcakes lol..and cheese 🏴✌️
I see many in the comments going on about cheese with oatcakes. While having cheese with them isn't wrong, and is actually quite good, especially with a good mature, you need to try oatcakes as suggested on the pack. Oatcakes with a chunky soup, in particular & especially, such as "Cullen Skink". A smoked fish & potato soup made with buttermilk! Any true Scot would tell you this!!
I’m from the village of Cullen, origin of said skink, and I can assure you no self respecting bowl of Cullen Skink contains buttermilk! Just plain old milk. Fishermen used to make it at sea with condensed milk as fresh milk wasn’t available but that is a truly minging taste experience as it’s sweet! Some restaurants do serve it with oatcakes though that’s a recent thing.
OMG you missed the very best one! Tunnocks Chocolate Wafers!!😂
We’ll look for them!
Caramel wafers (not chocolate wafers) are yummy, as are caramel logs - covered in toasted coconut. 😋
Loved the vid ,I stay very ,very close to the Tunnocks factory. Tbe owner Archie and his wife can be seen going to church every Sunday in the Rolls.😊
Thank you so much for watching!
You really missed out not trying the Tunnocks Caramel Log and Caramel Wafers. Know wit a mean aye.?
I know, the teacakes are not good..... but a caramel wafer, is their a better sweet snack😊
You guys should also do a video on all the Irn Bru adverts/commercials.
It's been done by Americans already a few times but never gets old seeing what new Americans think of the wackiness behind them 🏴
Good idea!
MY LEFT EAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
If you ever come to Glasgow, I will happily take y'all round all the food of Glasgow Scotland..,pakora, tunnocks tea cakes, shortbread, Iceland, famrfoods, oh my goodness and my gosh! Please visit Govan 🙏🏴
We would love to!
We never eat oatcakes they sell them up north in the Highlands !!
Eating the oat cakes on there own saying there dry 😂 did no one tell them they go with cheese 😂 🏴
We did not consult with our Scottish experts before filming…
Am from Scotland and when ever I had mates ask me what it tastes like I always said "Orange Flavored Artificially Sweet-end Rust"
Oatcakes and cheese with pickle! Love from Scotland 😂❤👍🏴
Love from the US! Thanks for watching.