@@AdventuresAndNaps the Song Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond, in Scotland when the song is played replace the words Sweet Caroline with Buckfast Wine a great singalong.
This is the high-quality content that I subscribe for. It has been a rough week at work already, and this channel always helps ease the burdens of life.
I once drunk a couple of bottles of Buckfast at a party, not knowing what it was. Next morning I woke up on a staircase in a strange house with no memory of how I got there. Never again 😅
Many years ago now my niece was getting christened, my sister was living in Buckfastleigh, in Devon, and being catholic, this was done at the Abby. My mother got talking to one of the monks, one of the senior monks, and was invited to partake of a glass of Buckfast wine, or two. I ended up with her feet, my dad had her arms, all was fine until she came round, talk about a grumpy head! My sister was not impressed. Just so that my niece was aware what happened, she was only a very young baby at the time, at her eventual wedding, my mother did the same, again, got talking to the priest at the reception, this was in Claridges, and it was Champagne, not Buckfast wine, she has not touched it since that fateful day, also I don’t think Claridges would serve such a beverage, as my niece was making her grand entrance, my mother fell at her feet in a very drunken stupor. It was all videoed by the wedding photographer I still have the video. On odd occasions I mention to my niece that it would be a good video to put onto youtube. As my niece is now fairly famous, had a TV series, and some other high profile ‘things’, she is really not impressed. Catholics in general have no problem with alcohol as in drinking the stuff.
Buckfast and Mad Dog 20/20 was our pre-club appetizer in the 90's, with extra hidden little bottles of the MD in jacket pockets. Couple that with chunky lines of whiz in the toilets and you could go for days 🙂
When you pour a pint, you tilt the glass at 45° and pour onto the side of the glass until 3/4 or 75% full then straighten the glass and pour the rest in the centre which creates a frothy head.👍FYI,FFR. Thank you for making these videos, I for one am always delighted to spend a few minutes in your company.😘😘
Aye made in England but sold more in Scotland, quite a thing in Ireland anaw a think. Find it mad how it’s made in England but hardly sold nor known. They only refer it as being a Scottish bev
Buckfast... hmm. Looks like the sort of thing best enjoyed straight from the bottle on a park bench in the middle of the day. Whilst shouting garbled abuse at the ducks, probably. Something I like is lorne sausage (sometimes called square sausage I believe, Scots out there may be able to confirm). Always had it when I've ventured into Scotland and loved it but you rarely find it down here... deffo pick some up if you find some!
Take 1 glass. Half fill with the Buckie. Fill rest with a dry cider, gotta be dry, as it dilutes the sugary Buckie and enjoy the night. Puts hairs on ya. Cheers. Oh try black pudding, lovely.
Best thing about Irn Bru is the ads. It was banned in the US for a while due to the food coloring used. I think they substituted a different one for export now. You can sometimes find it at specialty grocers.
The notoriety of Buckfast Tonic Wine in Scotland is well deserved, and certainly well earned. 1) Buckfast was mentioned in 5,638 crime reports in the Strathclyde area of Scotland between 2006 & 2009; (this equates to nearly four per day!) 2) In 2017, Scottish Police reported there had been 6,500 crimes related to the drink in the previous two years. One in 10 of those offences had been violent and in that period, a Buckfast bottle was used as a weapon 114 times. 3) A survey at a Scottish young offenders' institution showed of the 117 people who drank alcohol before committing their crimes, 43 per cent said they had drunk Buckfast. 4) A study of litter around a typical council estate in Scotland, found that 35 per cent of the items identified as rubbish were Buckfast bottles. And you liked the taste Alanna! It's a downward slope from here on. To quote Private Frazer, (a famous Scotsman from 'Dad's Army') "You're Doomed! Doooomed!" Those monks at Buckfast Abbey have a lot to answer for! Perhaps Barrs in Scotland should start making a version of Irn Bru fortified with alcohol and export it to rural Devon!
Wow Alanna, over the years you've tried some pretty amazing combinations during your taste tests but that lot ought to carry a health warning - for you!! Thanks for being brave enough to sample them all and surviving🥃🍪
Buckfast is not Scottish.....made in Devon near Buckfastleigh in Buckfast Abby. However it’s biggest export is to Scotland as nobody else is brave enough to drink it. You really need to try haggis........as a non Scot I love it!! Haggis, neeps and tatties...
Irn-Bru?! Aw man! I was looking forward to seeing you down a can of Tennent Super Strength Lager. Was also looking forward to the following videos: ‘Alanna stands on British traffic roundabout shouting at cars’ And ‘Alanna spends night in quaint British police cell’
Buckfast Abbey make another version of their tonic wine which is only on sale in The Republic of Ireland. This comes in brown bottles rather than green ones, has slightly less alcohol (14.8%ABV, rather than 15%ABV in the green bottle,) but where the 'Scottish' green bottle contains 30mg caffeine per 100ml, the 'Irish' brown bottle contains 60mg caffeine per 100ml.
The contrast between England and Scotland- you can’t buy Buckfast in English off licences. In Scotland, you can ONLY buy Buckfast in Scottish off licences!
Try porridge that is Scottish And Haggis which is lamb With barley and herbs spices And boiling for 2 hours in sheeps Internal bag with neeps and tates And eaten on burns night .
My favourite Scottish drink is Red Kola! Dang. That stuff is GOOD. Very hard to find in England though. Favourite food is anything you might order at the restaurant Opium in Glasgow. Such a great little place to eat, anyone in that neck of the woods should go! Bonus points for them using lockdown to feed the homeless around Glasgow. Lovely people.
You should have tried Red cola from barrs same company that make IRN-BRU, and also tunnocks caramel wafers and tunnocks tea cakes, with any Mackies od scotland crisps.
"Reliable sources" report that IRN BRU goes well with Haggis, along with a deep fried Mars Bar for dessert. WALKERS Scottish Shortbread seems to be available in every supermarket and "airport shoppe" on the planet.
I'm a Brit and I never heard of Scottish Tablet! Apparently it's meant to be brittle, unlike fudge. Like Kendal mint cake but with a caramel taste and lots of fat I guess. Good to have buried in the rucksack for energy reserves on long walks.
Tablet can be either Hard or Soft but more common to find as Hard (compared to Fudge) . Very similar ingredients to Fudge just the proportions and temperatures. 'Mrs Tillys' is sold in most Scottish Supermarkets (ADSA, Tesco, Sainsburys etc). Might have it south of the Border & they also do great range of Scottish Fudges.
No Tunnocks Tea Cakes or Deep fried Mars bars? Tennent's Super is up there with Buckfast. No caffeine but It's a 9% lager. Maybe it's a good job that Buckfast isn't easy to find in Kent ;o)
God bless America. You can buy an AR15 but not Buckfast. We banned assault rifles but can buy Buckfast. I think the problem would be being able to buy both. I could see how that could cause problems. Side note also called Fackfast. You do the Math. x
For some reason the only part of Britain Buckfast is drunk is Scotland particularly around Glasgow....in Devon where it's made I've never seen it for sale in shops, I don't think I've seen it for sale anywhere in England.. actually in Buckland Abbey itself, it's for sale in the gift shop! But that's the only place in England I've seen it for sale
Being a Devon boy, I am all to familiar with Buckfast. I have also been to Buckfast Abbey a bunch of times where the monks make the stuff. We were drinking this long before jagermister ever invaded our shores.
This video was great! You're so funny! The camera is amazing too! You stand out so much from the background! It looks so cool! Also, if you'd like, sometime I can send you Irish food/snacks, I'd be happy to do that if you'd like!
Kevin Freshwater Irn Bru (Might be worth a Google Alanna...) Tablet is lovely and so is shortcake but the rounds are better than the fingers (ssh you heard it here first...) Eh Bucky is also 15% so sip it and don't mix your drinks... err with the cider... Oh well see you in a couple of days . Great vlog! I adore your tasting videos.
It’s outrageous that I’m learning about Britain from a Canadian!? 😮😲 😆 From the comments it seems like you’ll need to do a part 2 on Scottish food Alanna... do include Whiskey 🥃 in the next one so I can join you for a tipple 😊
Everyone is asking about haggis - you gotta join Patreon to see that this Saturday! :) www.patreon.com/adventuresandnaps
Love your videos, always give me a chuckle 😁
Tunnocks wafer biscuits and Tunnocks tea cakes.
Well my bank balance is zero right now, any chance the patreon videos eventually come to youtube like... months down the line?
Oh now this a cant wait to see haha
Has to be MacSween haggis. Their veggie haggis is great too. We have it almost once a week 👌
FYI... Nobody drinks Buckfast out of a glass. You just neck it straight from the bottle then fight everyone within a 5 mile radius.
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If you want to be traditional, the bottle should also be covered with a brown paper bag :D
LOL, how right you are
Ho! Square go ya bam!
@@konovolov 'Mon then!
Health Tip :- If Irn Bru is too sweet, just dilute with about 50% Vodka. That generally reduces the sugar rush.
That sounds better!
Wicked available everywhere alcoholic
Apparently Irn Bru and Vodka is quite a popular drink in Russia.
In other words like WKD lol
Well not like essentially is maybe the ratios arent there but I dont know lol
Got recommended irn bru mixed with vodka by a Scot, what a game changer i'd been missing out for year's
Oh dear Lord, she's on the Bucky....
oh boy.
Mr Adventures & Naps gets home...
"Why are you running up and down the stairs?"
Alanna just glasses him and yells "BUCKFAST!"
😂 pretty much!!
or Mrs A&N (I've never heard Alanna say anything other than "partner")
I don't know if they're married, so he could be Mr Boredom & Siestas
@@goingnowhere7845 Definitely seen male hands and Alanna has referred to them as "him" before.
@@hairyairey She might be from Herefordshire. That would explain both.
The slightly drunk you is something we should see more of. 🤣
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Buckfast - Devon's finest contribution to Scottish culture. 🤣
By monks of all people😵😵😵
It is a tonic so it must be good for you!
Im english and I've had one night on the Buckfast in my lifetime. I had the worst hangover the next day. I was an anxious mess. Horrid
Aberfeldy is better for the price.
@@aiden_macleod What is wrong with Aberfeldy? Dewars whisky is good, im from aberfeldy by the way.
"I'm definitely having a nap later"
Buckfast: "hahahaha"
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Seven out of eight and a half! Alanna's scoring system finally broke my brain...
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Is a 8/8 score better than 10/10, do you have to work harder for 10 than 8?
I love Alanna's scoring system, it really messes with my wife's O.C.D. 😁
America: no one is allowed Buckfast, but help yourselves to semi-automatic weapons 🤪
aye but buckie is vile and more deadly the a ar 15
At least they're just semi automatic.
Imagine AR15 and Buckfast fuelled rage...
An appropriate precaution
I mean if you find a Scottish guy on bucky, his fists do more damage than an AR-15.
Ah buckfast.
Also known as "buckie" "commotion lotion" and "wreck the hoose juice"
"falling down pop.."
A bottle of "who the f#@% you lookin' at!"
a bottle of skelp yer telly
As well as buckie a call it a boatle eh tunc
I wouldn't be surprised if all around Scotland glasses are being raised in Alanna's honour...🏴
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She did us proud.
Allanas next video will be her trying to nail the furniture back together and crying for no reason what so ever 😂
USA: Buckfast - No ! Assault Rifle - How many would you like ?
Pretty sensible to have only one of the two. The UK chose the Buckfast!
This morning Alanna tries Absinthe , what a video that would be.
Absinthe in the morning is something I often do it really wakes you up where its such a shock to the system
Absinthe makes the heart grow fonder!
@@trickygoose2 and the mind grow madder
That would be video gold; she'd go full on Toulouse-Lautrec!
A Scottish friend of mine told me there is a specific police crime number for a "Buckfast related crime" and that's always made me laugh
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@@AdventuresAndNaps the Song Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond, in Scotland when the song is played replace the words Sweet Caroline with Buckfast Wine a great singalong.
I went looking for it and wound up on a BBC Documentary about it: ua-cam.com/video/TfBaGZD9DlI/v-deo.html
This is the high-quality content that I subscribe for. It has been a rough week at work already, and this channel always helps ease the burdens of life.
You are too kind!!
@@AdventuresAndNaps 🙂
A minute from the end all the sugar and alcohol kicked in 😂😂
I once drunk a couple of bottles of Buckfast at a party, not knowing what it was. Next morning I woke up on a staircase in a strange house with no memory of how I got there. Never again 😅
Oh my 😅
Cider and Buckfast,the perfect combination for a violent evening.
rofl
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Scotch makes some people get nasty.
Indeed.
Many years ago now my niece was getting christened, my sister was living in Buckfastleigh, in Devon, and being catholic, this was done at the Abby. My mother got talking to one of the monks, one of the senior monks, and was invited to partake of a glass of Buckfast wine, or two. I ended up with her feet, my dad had her arms, all was fine until she came round, talk about a grumpy head! My sister was not impressed.
Just so that my niece was aware what happened, she was only a very young baby at the time, at her eventual wedding, my mother did the same, again, got talking to the priest at the reception, this was in Claridges, and it was Champagne, not Buckfast wine, she has not touched it since that fateful day, also I don’t think Claridges would serve such a beverage, as my niece was making her grand entrance, my mother fell at her feet in a very drunken stupor.
It was all videoed by the wedding photographer I still have the video.
On odd occasions I mention to my niece that it would be a good video to put onto youtube.
As my niece is now fairly famous, had a TV series, and some other high profile ‘things’, she is really not impressed.
Catholics in general have no problem with alcohol as in drinking the stuff.
The phrase "Can't take 'em anywhere" springs to mind (though it's rare for anyone to use it when referring to their old mum!)
You could probably get Allana to narrate it...that would be epic!!!
I vote you post it! No such thing as bad publicity!! Greetings from the 🇨🇦 branch of the Hill tree 😁
No idea if it's on UA-cam but Buckfast cropped up in an episode of the News Quiz (Radio 4) and the panel tasted it. It had an interesting effect.
I would love to see the video
Irn Bru + Cider = bouncing off the walls for hours
I miss the old formula of Tizer. Now it's a crappy fruit drink.
Dancing on the ceiling.
@@tonys1636 Oh what a feeling, dancing on the ceiling.
Put vodka in it. It's the drink of champions. And criminals. X
Thistly Cross changed my life too.
I now live in a cardboard box, in the doorway of a closed down John Lewis. ;o)
Ooh get you in your swanky John Lewis doorway! I have to make do with an old Aldi's loading bay! 😁
@@bentilbury2002 You two are lucky! I live under a newspaper, in a septic tank!
Buckfast and Mad Dog 20/20 was our pre-club appetizer in the 90's, with extra hidden little bottles of the MD in jacket pockets. Couple that with chunky lines of whiz in the toilets and you could go for days 🙂
Our tipple of choice was a cheeky Scotsmac and cider...AKA a Bam's Dram. This was from age 14 at school discos. Oh, so many terrible memories. 😁
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Rate yer comment mate can heavy relate ahah
Caffiene and cocaine wow
This is what Tim Berners-Lee invented the internet for. Cheers Alanna!
He invented the World Wide Web (HTTP), not the internet, which was invented in the sixties by the DoD
@@tomsuzyinfluencerinfj2712 Congratulations! There's always one. Well done!
To be fair, you were factually wrong, so that one seems to be you?
@@memsom And you now qualify for todays grand prize! Another box ticked!
@@Leonard_Smith meeeow!
Irn bru, made in Scotland from girders 😁
Girrrrrrrrrrrdirrrrrrrs
Shame it's not like it used to be
@@derekmcm28 rip auld bru
Irn bru and whiskey love it.
@@derekmcm28 what about Irn Bru 1901?
When you pour a pint, you tilt the glass at 45° and pour onto the side of the glass until 3/4 or 75% full then straighten the glass and pour the rest in the centre which creates a frothy head.👍FYI,FFR.
Thank you for making these videos, I for one am always delighted to spend a few minutes in your company.😘😘
You're actually closer to where they make Buckfast than what scotland is
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True!!
Aye made in England but sold more in Scotland, quite a thing in Ireland anaw a think. Find it mad how it’s made in England but hardly sold nor known. They only refer it as being a Scottish bev
@@DumDum0608 yes top consumers of bucky are scotland and ireland
Bucky! I am from Scotlandm and not a fan of Buckdast. In Glasgow we have a saying. Buckfast - brewed by monks, drunk by drunks :)
Looking forward to the Irish and Welsh follow-ups.
Blackbush whiskey 🙂
Buckfast... hmm. Looks like the sort of thing best enjoyed straight from the bottle on a park bench in the middle of the day. Whilst shouting garbled abuse at the ducks, probably.
Something I like is lorne sausage (sometimes called square sausage I believe, Scots out there may be able to confirm). Always had it when I've ventured into Scotland and loved it but you rarely find it down here... deffo pick some up if you find some!
Dark hair, dark eyes, glasses, beautiful, humerous, erudite...
On a scale of Porridge to Marag you are definitely Lobster in a single malt sauce. ❤️
This video wouldn't have been the same without the hat, thank goodness you remembered to put it on!
And the ginger side tufts certainly suit you 🤣
Take 1 glass. Half fill with the Buckie. Fill rest with a dry cider, gotta be dry, as it dilutes the sugary Buckie and enjoy the night. Puts hairs on ya. Cheers.
Oh try black pudding, lovely.
Thanks for the video, I hope you and your family are staying well especially you after such a mixture of drinks.
Thank you!!
Shortbread and Yorkshire tea is one of the best combos ever
Best thing about Irn Bru is the ads. It was banned in the US for a while due to the food coloring used. I think they substituted a different one for export now. You can sometimes find it at specialty grocers.
Looking like a true jock, cider in one hand Buckfast in the other!
The notoriety of Buckfast Tonic Wine in Scotland is well deserved, and certainly well earned.
1) Buckfast was mentioned in 5,638 crime reports in the Strathclyde area of Scotland between 2006 & 2009; (this equates to nearly four per day!)
2) In 2017, Scottish Police reported there had been 6,500 crimes related to the drink in the previous two years. One in 10 of those offences had been violent and in that period, a Buckfast bottle was used as a weapon 114 times.
3) A survey at a Scottish young offenders' institution showed of the 117 people who drank alcohol before committing their crimes, 43 per cent said they had drunk Buckfast.
4) A study of litter around a typical council estate in Scotland, found that 35 per cent of the items identified as rubbish were Buckfast bottles.
And you liked the taste Alanna! It's a downward slope from here on. To quote Private Frazer, (a famous Scotsman from 'Dad's Army') "You're Doomed! Doooomed!"
Those monks at Buckfast Abbey have a lot to answer for! Perhaps Barrs in Scotland should start making a version of Irn Bru fortified with alcohol and export it to rural Devon!
Buckie - originally made by monks at Buckfast Abbey in Devon. Also known as a bottle of "what the hell are you looking at?"
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I'm Scottish and I think you should try Edinburgh Rock and a Macaroon Bar - they're some of my favourite snacks 😊 🏴
Thanks so much for watching!
Wow Alanna, over the years you've tried some pretty amazing combinations during your taste tests but that lot ought to carry a health warning - for you!! Thanks for being brave enough to sample them all and surviving🥃🍪
We don't actually know she HAS survived 😉
I was expecting the final drink to be a can of Tennent's Super. You'd definitely need a nap after that.
I rushed home to see this😉! You never disappoint Alanna 😁🤣👍
Haste ye back! 🏴
Great video Alanna. I give all your videos 5/5 Canadian beavers 🦫 😀
Awesome! Thank you!
Buckfast is not Scottish.....made in Devon near Buckfastleigh in Buckfast Abby. However it’s biggest export is to Scotland as nobody else is brave enough to drink it. You really need to try haggis........as a non Scot I love it!! Haggis, neeps and tatties...
Surprised you didn't try Tunnock's teacakes: very Scottish.
I've already done those in a previous taste test video, but thank you for watching!!
And caramel logs.
Or haggis
The daddy of them all
And scotch whisky
I just recently found out some of my grandpa Ward's ancestors came from Scotland! They also came from England, Ireland, Wales and France.
That's so neat!
Hey Alanna!
I love Scottish Tablet 👍🏻
has to be the best vid you have done so far, brilliant
Irn-Bru?!
Aw man! I was looking forward to seeing you down a can of Tennent Super Strength Lager.
Was also looking forward to the following videos:
‘Alanna stands on British traffic roundabout shouting at cars’
And
‘Alanna spends night in quaint British police cell’
Next time!
@@AdventuresAndNaps This’ll teach me for commenting before watching the whole vid.
Buckfast...sweet lordy Jesus! 🤪
Alanna puts another traffic cone on statue outside Museum of modern art
Buckfast Abbey make another version of their tonic wine which is only on sale in The Republic of Ireland. This comes in brown bottles rather than green ones, has slightly less alcohol (14.8%ABV, rather than 15%ABV in the green bottle,) but where the 'Scottish' green bottle contains 30mg caffeine per 100ml, the 'Irish' brown bottle contains 60mg caffeine per 100ml.
Love you tried the bottle of bucky at the end hahah
The contrast between England and Scotland- you can’t buy Buckfast in English off licences. In Scotland, you can ONLY buy Buckfast in Scottish off licences!
Irn-Bru is an acquired taste. People either love it or they hate it. There is no middle ground.
Cannot beat it for rehydration after a night out
Try porridge that is Scottish
And Haggis which is lamb
With barley and herbs spices
And boiling for 2 hours in sheeps
Internal bag with neeps and tates
And eaten on burns night .
Alanna continues to suffer for her art. Another top notch video! You should delve more into regional taste testing :)
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Gotta be drinking that Bucky out the bottle, listening to music saying hi to everyone out your window 😂😂
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You might like Bucksecco, this is a cocktail as far as I know was invented by a student in St. Andrews, it's Buckfast and prosecco.
Oh my 😅
@@AdventuresAndNaps Yeah, It's strange, I'm not particularly a fan of either drink, but mix them together and something wonderful/strange happens.
My favourite Scottish drink is Red Kola! Dang. That stuff is GOOD. Very hard to find in England though.
Favourite food is anything you might order at the restaurant Opium in Glasgow. Such a great little place to eat, anyone in that neck of the woods should go! Bonus points for them using lockdown to feed the homeless around Glasgow. Lovely people.
I can't say I've ever seen Red Kola before but I'll keep an eye out!
You should have tried Red cola from barrs same company that make IRN-BRU, and also tunnocks caramel wafers and tunnocks tea cakes, with any Mackies od scotland crisps.
Thanks so much for watching! I've actually already done Tunnocks and Mackies in other taste test videos :)
It's kinda funny how Bucky is made in Devon (as far south in England as you can get) but cos we drink it more it's this unofficial drink of Scotland 😂
"Reliable sources" report that IRN BRU goes well with Haggis, along with a deep fried Mars Bar for dessert.
WALKERS Scottish Shortbread seems to be available in every supermarket and "airport shoppe" on the planet.
The moment with the hat with you saying ‘ Please take me seriously’, comedy gold! Fantastic!
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You have to drink buckfast straight from the bottle and then proceed to smash it over someone's head to get the full experience 😆
Went to Scotland summer of 2019. My son fell in LOVE with Irn Bru. We get it for him on Bdays and Xmas.
Omg who sent this lovely woman Buckie 🤣🤣 “wreck the hoose juice” we call it
Edit: she loves the Buckie yassss 🏴🏴🏴😁
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Not ‘down here in Kent’ Alanna!! ‘Up here’! Bucky is from Devon! Enjoyed the vid! 👍
The reason for the braille on the shortbread is the after effects of the Buckfast and Tab overdose.....
So you still have something to eat when you're blind drunk.
I'm a Brit and I never heard of Scottish Tablet! Apparently it's meant to be brittle, unlike fudge. Like Kendal mint cake but with a caramel taste and lots of fat I guess. Good to have buried in the rucksack for energy reserves on long walks.
Tablet can be either Hard or Soft but more common to find as Hard (compared to Fudge) . Very similar ingredients to Fudge just the proportions and temperatures.
'Mrs Tillys' is sold in most Scottish Supermarkets (ADSA, Tesco, Sainsburys etc). Might have it south of the Border & they also do great range of Scottish Fudges.
Buckfast... everything from Devon is amazing. You must know this by now.
Thanks for letting us know about Scottish cider! Will be trying it as soon as I find it.
It's so good!
Me: the most famous Scottish alcoholic drink is scotch
Alanna, an intellectual: the most famous Scottish alcoholic drink is from Devon
Didn't say famous though, most notorious!
@@AdventuresAndNaps But it isn’t Scottish.
Respect from Edinburgh.
Thank you so much for watching!! Edinburgh is a beautiful place!
No Tunnocks Tea Cakes or Deep fried Mars bars?
Tennent's Super is up there with Buckfast. No caffeine but It's a 9% lager.
Maybe it's a good job that Buckfast isn't easy to find in Kent ;o)
She could have tried a bottle of mad dog ,any flavour of her choice lol
Shortbread crumbled up in yoghurt is an elite combination
God bless America. You can buy an AR15 but not Buckfast. We banned assault rifles but can buy Buckfast. I think the problem would be being able to buy both. I could see how that could cause problems. Side note also called Fackfast. You do the Math. x
For some reason the only part of Britain Buckfast is drunk is Scotland particularly around Glasgow....in Devon where it's made I've never seen it for sale in shops, I don't think I've seen it for sale anywhere in England.. actually in Buckland Abbey itself, it's for sale in the gift shop! But that's the only place in England I've seen it for sale
Alanna drinking Bucky while wearing a Tam O'Shanter is the UA-cam content I needed today.
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Now, THIS is an episode I can really get behind!! Finally know where my sweet tooth comes from! Good luck with the diabetes & alcoholism, Alana! 🇨🇦
Slightly tipsy Alanna,good to see again🍷
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Being a Devon boy, I am all to familiar with Buckfast. I have also been to Buckfast Abbey a bunch of times where the monks make the stuff. We were drinking this long before jagermister ever invaded our shores.
This video was great! You're so funny! The camera is amazing too! You stand out so much from the background! It looks so cool! Also, if you'd like, sometime I can send you Irish food/snacks, I'd be happy to do that if you'd like!
Thank you so much!!
Customs may be a problem since Brexit with products containing Dairy or meat.
Kevin Freshwater Irn Bru (Might be worth a Google Alanna...) Tablet is lovely and so is shortcake but the rounds are better than the fingers (ssh you heard it here first...) Eh Bucky is also 15% so sip it and don't mix your drinks... err with the cider... Oh well see you in a couple of days . Great vlog! I adore your tasting videos.
No excuses are required for shortbread. Food of the elite. Definitely not shareable!
So good!
Hell, glasses are raised all over this house and I'm thousands of miles from Scotland!!!! LMAO at this video, you're great & so loveable!
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.......the hats called a Tam O' Shanter....suits you....
You forgot to add the vodka, Irn Bru is primarily a mixer for vodka.
It’s outrageous that I’m learning about Britain from a Canadian!? 😮😲 😆 From the comments it seems like you’ll need to do a part 2 on Scottish food Alanna... do include Whiskey 🥃 in the next one so I can join you for a tipple 😊
I have a Whisky Tasting video all on its own!!
@@AdventuresAndNaps Aha...that explains it! I’ll check it out 😁✌️
buckfast bottle tops are legal tender in Scotland... your welcome love Devon
You should try Scottish pies, also deep fried Mars bars. Daughter tried one in Edinburgh a couple of years ago!
There goes Alanna, Russ Abbott's secret love child!😂🥴🏴🍷
We will forgive you for the Irn Bru. It has not been the same since they changed the recipie due to the amount of sugar it contained.
The original recipe is being sold again in the glass bottles, Home Bargains amongst others, has for 2 quid a bottle! 😷😷
@@johnczajka6494 No caffeine in it apparently.
Miss England every passing day ... Please do not take it for granted.
Think I've heard buckie referred too as 'wreck the house juice!'
You're not the first person to write that so it seems to be a popular name!
Irn Bru is the second most sugary drink in the UK. Old Jamaica Ginger Beer is the most!
"Trust me I'm a professional." In that get up ROFLMAO
Almost missed one of Tuesday highlights...I love that you are so honest about if you like something and of course the random ways of rating things
Thank you so much for watching!
You had the Buckfast, you had the bonnet, all you needed was someone to drape an arm round while you tell them they are your greatest mate.
And then the two of you can sing a song about Bonnie Prince Charlie and how much you hate the English.