Haggis
I think someones getting her "British" and "English" mixed up
WHAT IS QUINTESSENTIALLY ENGLISH?
by Dansk 80 Replies latest jw friends
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slugga
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Mary
I think someones getting her "British" and "English" mixed up
What's the difference??!!
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slugga
What's the difference??!!
Britain is made up of 4 different countries, England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. Each of those countries has its own national heritage and culture and each countries inhabitants identify with their their country of origin. The term British is an artificial one used to describe an inhabitant of "Great Britain" and there are a lot of Scotsmen, Welshmen and Irish men that resent the fact that their countries have been swallowed up by the English government to become "Great Britain"
Back to the haggis comment, haggis is a Scottish dish and its one the Scots are proud of.
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james_woods
The Jaguar XKE...and driving it on the wrong side of the road
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mark hughes
BUBBLE AND SQUEEK
HENLEY REGATTA
PIMMS
WIMBLEDON
TOPAIRY
THE COTTAGE GARDEN
CHAVS
TWEED
SOMEONE SAID FAGGOTS AND PEAS? I THINK THIS IS A WELSH DISH.
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cruzanheart
James Bond
Digestive Biscuits
Devon Clotted Cream
My Aunt Mona
Nina
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LittleToe
Not only is Haggis ours, so is Tweed (though the English like it and have adopted it).
The only place legally allowed to make it and brand it as such, is my own island.
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stillajwexelder
SCONES (pronounced "o" as in - owns) I personally say scones prounced "o" as in hot
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stillajwexelder
Just below room temperature beer - not ice cold as in USA and Australia and Canada
