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Sunday Telegraph

Filawrie | 13:24 Tue 06th Dec 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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What is the Scots expression for potatoes in their jackets?

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Peel and eat ?

I saw a shop in Scotland called "The Tempting Tattie"...might give you a clue?

They were good too by all acounts.

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Peel and eat fits! Never heard that before... Tatties, yes.

Peel and Eat seems to be more associated with Seafood like Shrimps from what I can see......but I'm just an old Sassenach...... <G>

biley

peel-and-eat' (Scottish) potatoes served in their jackets. (Chambers dictionary)

LOL...what a strange name for them...I don't peel mine I just Bake and Eat ,em...skin and all....<G>

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