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Scotland’s Best Breakfast
Public Group active 1 year, 11 months agoThe ‘full’ Scottish with lots of bacon, black pudding and sausages or a perfect Arbroath Smokie with a free range, poached egg? The finest jam from the Carse of Gowrie and homemade bread? Everyone likes something different. Where, in your opinion can you get the best Scottish breakfast?
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Scotland's Best Breakfast 2011/03/31 6:14 pm -
destination oban posted an update in the group
Scotland's Best Breakfast: 2011/03/30 11:09 pmits not on my own patch but I’ve now had it on 3 occasions and its fantastic!!
Full Scottish at Knockomie Hotel, Forres -
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Scotland's Best Breakfast 2011/03/30 11:07 pm -
Peter Baruffati joined the group
Scotland's Best Breakfast 2011/03/23 12:30 pm -
lynn cuthbert posted an update in the group
Scotland's Best Breakfast: 2011/03/15 10:30 pmbreakfast at the Gathering B&B in Inverie Knoydart, amazing what is packed onto a plate, I challenge anybody to find a bigger breakfast anywhere
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Elisabeth Forrester joined the group
Scotland's Best Breakfast 2011/03/12 2:40 pm -
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Scotland's Best Breakfast 2011/02/15 9:15 pm -
Gillian Scott McBain posted an update in the group
Scotland's Best Breakfast: 2010/07/18 1:43 pmThe Mountain Cafe in Aviemore cooks up a storm of a full breakfast. Fabulous local black pudding, sausages and bacon from the butcher along the road. Also offer the most amazing vegan and veggie options too. Check them out on FB. Views out of every window to the Cairngorm mountains, great music and a super relaxed atmosphere.
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Robertson Wellen posted an update in the group
Scotland's Best Breakfast: 2010/07/03 8:44 amBTW- thanks for using my breakfast as the group photo!
slainte!
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Robertson Wellen posted an update in the group
Scotland's Best Breakfast: 2010/07/03 8:43 amthe breccy in the group picture above is from Ferintosh Guest House in Dumfries… Haggis, sausage, and bacon all from local farms and local butcher, homemade tattie scone (a full round yin- no a wee quarter), fresh Scottish mushrooms and tomato, and beans… and before you ask- the orange slices? to prevent scurvy!
this breccy is made by a man…[Read more]
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Norman Maciver joined the group
Scotland's Best Breakfast 2010/07/02 8:26 pm -
Gilmore House Blairgowrie posted an update in the group
Scotland's Best Breakfast: 2010/07/02 6:05 pmI’m biased as I run a B&B, so my breakfast of course! However a couple of years ago we stayed at the Hilton at Coylumbidge, Aviemore and their buffet breakfast was outstanding.
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The Hilton at Dunkeld also does amazing breakfasts so maybe it’s a Hilton thing! We were up at Blairgowrie for New Year, stayed in a House in Alyth. We really liked the old Italian Cafe in Blairgowrie and we think we’ll mention it in our Best Cafes group. Thanks for contributing!
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Gilmore House Blairgowrie joined the group
Scotland's Best Breakfast 2010/07/02 6:02 pm -
lynn cuthbert posted an update in the group
Scotland's Best Breakfast: 2010/07/02 5:47 pmthe obne that sticks out in my mind is the one I had in Oban at Briarbank bed and breakfast, loads of choice, and no matter where you go, there has to be tottie scones to make it the real scottish breakfast!
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Bagging Scotland posted an update in the group
Scotland's Best Breakfast: 2010/07/02 5:27 pmWe’ve got an unusual choice. It’s The Southern Cross Cafe in Edinburgh’s Cockburn Street. Australian themed but the ’Full Scottish’ is magnificent. Lots of really good, really fresh produce AND hash browns! Does this count as a Scottish breakfast? You tell us!
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