Jim,seems that Daniel set you straight in my absense,IRN BRU still consistently outsells a certain USA drinks giant (the one with the red can)
The Scots market is one they just can't break into,the 'BRU' is so ingrained in our culture it's going to be a tough nut for them to crack.

Another Scottish 'delicacy' is square sausage ,it also shares the bacon butties heart attack producing fat levels.
Actually the word buttie is more associated with our neighbours south of the border,not to be confused with butterys which are a different thing altogether.

In answer to your original question before I rambled on is yes,they are good but in moderation of course.
Excuse my asking but what were the books?
I've been trying to get back into book reading and I'm open for suggestions.

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1950 Chevy Advance Design 3100 in Scotland
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