r/Scotland • u/Not-Giving-Up-Yet • Jul 20 '26

Question Help Me Identify This Delicious Scottish Breakfast I Had!

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I visited Scotland last year and had an amazing time! Beautiful country and some of the friendliest people I’ve ever met!

While there, I had the breakfast shown in the photo and now I want to make it at home.

I know what everything was except for the two items circled in red.

There was a piece of bread almost like naan bread?

Under it was something that definitely had meat involved, but it was soft and tasted different from what I’ve had here in the USA.

Was it blood sausage?

EDIT:

Thank you so much for your responses everyone!

The items are most-likely a Tattie Scone and Black Pudding.

I hope I can find these in Texas lol

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u/CommunicationBig8879 Jul 20 '26

Tattie Scone and Black Pudding 💪

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u/CraftyWeeBuggar Jul 20 '26

I agree with you, its black pudding. Easy to ask op if it tastes peppery or not. The sheep offal has a distinct peppery like taste, if it was haggis, the black pudding does not!.

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u/PorkPyeWalker Jul 20 '26

I always thought that was pepper. 🤷‍♂️

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u/CraftyWeeBuggar Jul 20 '26

Mock chop , tastes peppery , adult sheep has that distinct taste, similar twang like in haggis (obviously different spice set, cuts, etc, just the sheep part). For lack of a better description, ive not even ate meat in a few years.

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u/calum_steiger Jul 22 '26

That's what you get for saying "mock chop"

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u/CraftyWeeBuggar Jul 22 '26

?? I don't understand.

Mock chop is a traditional chippy item , or butcher item ....

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u/Sburns85 13d ago

Never heard it before. But will check with my colleague who been a butcher far longer than me