Enjoy Locarr's interesting thread Elite

zagubov

I miss the variety you get in Glasgow bakeries. Or anywhere north of the Tweed. Yumyums are still seen as a novelty here in Surrey. There's no Paris buns. Or coffee buns

Anyhoo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iSXrZYhJt4
:beer:

fairclaire

scottishshortie wrote: »

Now will that be Forfar Bridie's or any old kind do

In my state of desperation any will do :rotfl: but if I could have any bridie it'd be from a shop in Pitlochrie who's name escapes me now, it's been so long since I was there
I'm planning a trip to Scotland in June. I'll probably have gained a stone or 2 on my return :rotfl::rotfl:

silvercar

Check Tesco receipts for any petrol money off points that run out at the end of April.

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Aww bless ya If I could package some up and send them to you I would!

I noticed that the bakery in my T's had started doing packets of well fired ones! I was buying for OH though not me, otherwise I would have got those :cool:

I had a job in a bakery when I was at school and the well fired morning rolls always flew out the door first thing. Imagine that.....actually selling them as 'well fired' Someone's done their homework

scottishshortie

fairclaire wrote: »

In my state of desperation any will do :rotfl: but if I could have any bridie it'd be from a shop in Pitlochrie who's name escapes me now, it's been so long since I was there
I'm planning a trip to Scotland in June. I'll probably have gained a stone or 2 on my return :rotfl::rotfl:

Wouldn't be McKenzie's

aau1

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

I think some of the EGOs here are quite.... :rotfl::rotfl:

On a minor note 10 x Pepsi worked just fine :beer:

I 'll let you know how 9 went a little later

The good thing is that with this being a morries comp this should last all weekend and maybe even until wednesday

Although they made an emergency fix on the jaffas on the Monday IIRC

Mildred1970

fairclaire wrote: »

In my state of desperation any will do :rotfl: but if I could have any bridie it'd be from a shop in Pitlochrie who's name escapes me now, it's been so long since I was there
I'm planning a trip to Scotland in June. I'll probably have gained a stone or 2 on my return :rotfl::rotfl:

I have only ever been to Scotland once :eek:

And it was only for the day :eek::eek:

Flew up from Bristol to Glasgow, had meeting with contractor, went to look at bridge construction site (feigned interest re transport, crane positions, civil engineering yawn etc), went into the Glasgow centre for an hour or 2, flew back to BRS

I would like to go back for a proper visit one day

aau1

Zippy you've quoted them quoting locarr

lookinforabargain

Mildred1970 wrote: »

I have only ever been to Scotland once :eek:

And it was only for the day :eek::eek:

Flew up from Bristol to Glasgow, had meeting with contractor, went to look at bridge construction site (feigned interest re transport, crane positions, civil engineering yawn etc), went into the Glasgow centre for an hour or 2, flew back to BRS

I would like to go back for a proper visit one day

You should, it's a lovely wee place

aau1

fairclaire wrote: »

In my state of desperation any will do :rotfl: but if I could have any bridie it'd be from a shop in Pitlochrie who's name escapes me now, it's been so long since I was there
I'm planning a trip to Scotland in June. I'll probably have gained a stone or 2 on my return :rotfl::rotfl:

Just a day trip then ?