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Just returned from a 10 day trip to Scotland. Had steak on four occasions, all were a disappointment. Tough, no flavor and over cooked. One was advertised as being dry aged for 21 days, meat had no flavor. I saw many fat sleek cattle all eating grass. If any of those cattle had every eaten a mouth full of corn, the outcome would have been better. OTOH the Scots know how to cook fish.


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The UK isn't the place to eat steak but there are some other nice things to eat!
 
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Haggis is what one needs to enjoy in Scotland, and best fish and chips I have ever enjoyed.


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Scottish kippers = HEAVEN. Salmon = fabulous....little hotel in Evanton ...ancient, huge flatware and magnificent china on table. I had roast duck in Ayr....raw with feather clumps, best are the pub lunches in small towns.
 
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Should have ordered haggis.
 
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should've gone to McDonalds Big Grin
 
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