A.B. McKinley

Traditional Scottish Food for the Month of June

When it comes to eating, the Scots know how to do it, but their traditional diet often features dishes that aren't for the faint-hearted, vegans or those who are trying to lose weight! Traditional Scottish breakfast. Yum!

A 'Full Scottish Breakfast' might include fried eggs, bacon, sausage (patties), black-pudding (blood sausage), baked beans, grilled tomatoes and deep-fried bread.

All washed down with a cup of hot, sweet tea. It's delicious, but if you value your health I'd recommend not eating this on a daily (or even weekly) basis.

There's a huge variety of fresh, tasty items to choose from. Including Aberdeen Angus beef, fresh fish (saltwater and sea water), traditional favorites like haggis or 'tatties and neeps'.

Oh, and we Scots love our 'sweets' - buttery shortbread is a classic favorite.

If you want to get a 'taste' of what we enjoy try the Buttery Shortbread recipe.

THE 12 SUBS OF MACMAS

A '69 Styles of Tartan' E-book by A.B. McKINLEY

This fly-on-the-wall book-u-mentary follows a year in the life of New York City based Playboy/Dom Craig MacMasters, and the women that use his services. Born in Scotland and a former member of the British military, MacMasters, or 'MacMas' as he's known to his friends is an intimidating man. Standing 6ft. 5in. tall and weighing around 240 lbs, the ruggedly handsome dark-haired, blue-eyed Scot is extremely popular with the lonely and submissive ladies of the 'Big Apple'.

In this book, you'll see how his 'service' works, along with some of the information from the questionnaires that his potential 'subs' fill in before they meet him. The detailed descriptions of the actual meetings come mainly from MacMasters himself, although some of the women involved did willingly share information with us about their experiences.

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