Food
Hearty Haggis
Scotland’s most famous dish is made from a hearty combination of sheep liver, heart and lung, mixed in with a bit of beef suet (white kidney fat), onion and oatmeal and cooked inside (traditionally) a sheep’s stomach although many haggis are now cooked inside sausage casing. Mmmm! Traditionally served with ‘neeps (turnip) and tatties (potatoes) it’s hearty and warming.
Seafood
The sea and the famous lochs mean seafood and fresh fish is in plenty of supply in Scotland – Scottish Smoked Salmon is among the best in the world as are the crabs, langoustine & scallops.
Shortbread
Buttery, crunchy & sweet Scottish shortbread is a must for those with a sweet tooth…
Drink
A nip of Scotch whisky
The Scots are famous for brewing this drop. In fact, there’s even an act of parliament — the Scotch Whisky Act — that governs the quality of the product for it to carry the name Scotch whisky.
Water
It is perfectly safe to drink the tap water in Scotland.
