Kurt
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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/s...ttish-favourites-go-head-to-head-8783647.html
Anyone else think this clich about the Scottish diet is wearing a bit thin?
Like it says at the bottom it was a media invention in the mid-90s that seems to be latched into. The only people I've ever heard of eating these things are English tourists. Scotland has its health problems but they aren't related to deep fried Mars bars - its tantamount to a racist stereotype - like black people being associated with fried chicken or watermelon.
Anyone else think this clich about the Scottish diet is wearing a bit thin?
Like it says at the bottom it was a media invention in the mid-90s that seems to be latched into. The only people I've ever heard of eating these things are English tourists. Scotland has its health problems but they aren't related to deep fried Mars bars - its tantamount to a racist stereotype - like black people being associated with fried chicken or watermelon.

