Stotties

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Herbie

Herbie

Veteran
Location
Aberdeen
I've been to Newcastle this week and ate a Stotty...very substanial and filling...anyone else tried them? Folks from Tyneside need not reply :smile:
 
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Norm

Guest
I think stotties feature in the Yorkshire landscape too, I've certainly had some on the moors.
 
Andy_R

Andy_R

Hard of hearing..I said Herd of Herring..oh FFS..
Location
County Durham
ianrauk said:
I have no idea what a Stottie is.
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It's a small mammal, endemic to the upper moorland of the north pennines, similar to the lesser spotted short legged haggis.

Edit: Norm is totally wrong, as anyone who is in the know will be able to tell you that the content of Wikipedia is made up by small boys in the playground. And it leaks.
 
Andy_R

Andy_R

Hard of hearing..I said Herd of Herring..oh FFS..
Location
County Durham
[QUOTE 2122990, member: 259"]Funnily enough, we were talking about Stotties and Pan Heggarty last week. My sister was at uni tin Newcastle for years and she got into all the NE classics. Great stuff, but not for the dieters among us! :ohmy:[/quote]
Don't forget the Singing Hinnies...nomnomnom...:hungry:
 
Steve H

Steve H

Large Member
Location
Brighouse in West Yorkshire
Norm said:
I think stotties feature in the Yorkshire landscape too, I've certainly had some on the moors.
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Yep - I can vouch for them appearing in Yorkshire! Normally cut into quarters for sandwiches, but I do know one chippie around here that serves chip butties in them. You feel full for a couple of days after!!!
 
Maz

Maz

Guru
Steve H said:
Yep - I can vouch for them appearing in Yorkshire! Normally cut into quarters for sandwiches, but I do know one chippie around here that serves chip butties in them. You feel full for a couple of days after!!!
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mmmm...chip butties....delicious! :hungry:
 
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