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Where does Scottish shortbread origainate from?
Scotland
What is the name of Scottish biscuit?
A Scottish biscuit is often called shortbread.
Is shortbread part of a Scottish breakfast?
No. Shortbread is a sweet tasting biscuit that isn't usually eaten with breakfast
What country did Shortbread come from?
Shortbread originated in Scotland. It is a traditional Scottish biscuit made primarily from butter, sugar, and flour, with the earliest recipes dating back to the 16th century. Originally, it was a luxury treat enjoyed during special occasions, but it has since become popular worldwide.
What has the author Mary Macdonald written?
Mary Macdonald has written: 'Scottish Shortbread' 'Scottish Salmon'
What is the best Scottish food today?
Haggis shortbread tatties
Where can someone find shortbread cookie recipes?
Many different types of shortbread cookie recipes can be found online on sites like Allrecipes, Gaylea, Tablespoon, Foodnet, Marthasteward, and Achfood.
Can you give me a long list of Scottish cakes?
Here are some Scottish cake names Scottish Oatcakes, Scottish Shortbread, and Traditional Scottish Dundee Cake.
Where can one find a great Shortbread cookie recipe online?
There are a number of websites that have good shortbread cookie recipes one can follow. Such recipes can be found on 'Food Network', 'Sweetopia', 'Delia Online' and 'BBC Food'.
Are shortbread cookies from Scotland?
Well as crazy as it sounds shortbread cookies are from scottland but they can be from any part of Englad. So yes, shortbread cookies are from scottland.
Where can you find recipes for chocolate shortbread cookies?
You can find a lot of them online. Sites like TasteOfHome and Food have several hazelnut coffee recipes. You could also go to the store and buy a food magazine and you'll find a couple recipes in there.
Where is Walkers shortbread sold?
Walkers is a Scottish company, established in 1898 by Joseph Walker in Aberlour. Today, Walkers shortbread is sold in more than 80 countries around the world.
