What is the best country to visit in Europe?

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The food in Northern England particularly and indeed most of the food in
England is ghastly compared with quite ordinary places in France.
Scotland's food is usually completely inedible.

Utter tosh.

David

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"David Horne" wrote in message
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The food in Northern England particularly and indeed most of the food in
England is ghastly compared with quite ordinary places in France.
Scotland's food is usually completely inedible.

Utter tosh.

David

Oh, I don't know, it's a matter of taste. If one isn't partial to locally
smoked wild salmon, Loch Fyne oysters, wild venison, Aberdeen Angus beef,
undyed smoked haddock or haggis (which I must admit is a case of mind over
matter the first time!), then it's possible one would be dissatisfied with
the cuisine of Scotland. Perhaps the OP attempted to survive on deep fried
Mars Bars?

Jo


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Darkginger wrote:

"David Horne" wrote in message
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wrote:

The food in Northern England particularly and indeed most of the food in
England is ghastly compared with quite ordinary places in France.
Scotland's food is usually completely inedible.

Utter tosh.

David

Oh, I don't know, it's a matter of taste. If one isn't partial to locally
smoked wild salmon, Loch Fyne oysters, wild venison, Aberdeen Angus beef,
undyed smoked haddock or haggis (which I must admit is a case of mind over
matter the first time!), then it's possible one would be dissatisfied with
the cuisine of Scotland.

Indeed. I'm not lucky enough to have such delicacies every time I'm in
Scotland, but I typically enjoy what I have. It's just the general 'the
food is inedible' comment that irritates me. If a tourist _really_ can't
get decent food in the UK, then they seem a bit clueless to me. Then
again, I've got very wide tastes- I make a point of enjoying the local
food no matter where I go.

David

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