Scottish Food Tasting!

Our last topic was all about Scotland.  We learned lots about Scotland and answered some questions we had.
We got to taste some food from Scotland.  Some we loved and some we didn't like so much.
We tried porridge; haggis neeps and tatties; oatcakes; shortbread and Irn-Bru.


















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