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Jock1953 | 21:42 Thu 20th Jan 2011 | Food & Drink
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Hi guys,
I remember in my youth in the North East of Scotland, we used to have Braddies, not a Bridie which was different. They were like a large wide flat sausage roll. Do you know if they are still made? I cannot find anything about them on line, or where or if I can buy them.
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yesyou can still buy braddies here in the north east lovely. almost every baker makes them.
22:12 Thu 20th Jan 2011
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no, i dont remember them
22:14 Thu 20th Jan 2011
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Hi futritcat. Thanks for your positive response. I must ensure I get some when I next visit the old country.
22:33 Thu 20th Jan 2011
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jock1953 also butteries remember them very popular in the north east.
23:02 Thu 20th Jan 2011
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Oh yes. Butteries, Scotch Pies, Stovies. I loved them all. I think my visit will have to be brought forward!!
23:11 Thu 20th Jan 2011
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an anyone give me a recipe for braddies please
16:08 Mon 24th Jan 2011

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