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I was brought up about 10 minutes away from the factory, so maybe they put something in the water," she says. We'll sell about the equivalent of 17 cans a second, which is a huge volume to keep up with," says brand manager Martin Steele, who's serving as our tour guide. Glucose Syrup, Sugar, Citric Acid, Palm Oil, Colour: Paprika Extract, Flavouring, Emulsifier: SoyaLecithin.

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Below is the traditional starter, main and pudding menu to enjoy on Burns Night on the 25th January as we celebrate Scotland's Bard, Robert Burns. Cut the doughnuts with a doughnut cutter, or with 2 different sized round cutters. If you’ve lost the smallest cutter, like all reasonable human beings do, a round cap from a spice jar is perfect.

Add the warm 200ml of Irn-Bru syrup firstly by mixing in a tablespoon to temper (Don’t worry if it curdles; it won’t affect the yeast). Please notecolours, wrappers, taste, and texture may all vary per batch and sometimes some sweets may not have as much of a chewy centre as others or even none. The macaroni pie is a distinctly Scottish invention famed for its cheesy topping and pastry base and sides, filled with macaroni pasta.At the Irn Bru factory just outside Glasgow, visitors must wear protective earphones. The rattling sound is constant as 96,000 cans an hour fly down the line. Cover the doughnuts with a kitchen towel and let them rise in a warm place until they are puffed up about 45 minutes. Cut squares of parchment paper for the doughnuts to rise on. This makes everything so much easier when it comes time to individually dropping them in the oil. If the doughnut sinks to the bottom, your dough is under-proved and you need to wait a little longer. A rich and luxurious dessert to round off a fine evening would be Cranachan followed by coffee and Shortbread.

Add in the yeast and give it a gentle stir. Let the mixture sit until there is some foam on top, about 5 minutes. There can only be one choice for the main, the puddin' of the Chieftain race, Haggis which we'd suggest serving with mashed tatties (potatoes) People call Irn Bru Scotland's other national drink, after whisky," says Sara Grady of the market research firm Datamonitor Consumer. "Whereas I think Coke prides itself on being a brand that's the same all over the world, Irn Bru appeals to people because it's so Scottish." These people are not outliers. Even the first person we stop at random on a Glasgow street professes a seemingly unnatural passion for the brew.

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We're proud of what we have. That's why it outsells Coca-Cola," says Fergus. "Because we're so proud of our own products." Glucose Syrup, Sugar, Citric Acid, Palm Oil, Colour: Paprika Extract, Flavouring, Emulsifier: Soya Lecithin. ToffeeWorld | Toffee Heaven Ltd Cannot Guarantee The Accuracy Of the ingredients, Dietary and nutritional information provided.

Love these sweets especially the fizz in the middle great for a long car journey would definitely recommend.

The inner ingredients stay nicely moist due to the cheese topping, whilst the crust of the pastry stays firm but crumbly to the taste. I've got the pens, I've got the merchandise as well." Fergus even speaks longingly of Irn Bru kilts, in bright orange and blue.