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scottish food and drink anagrams

clairerob21 | 09:03 Tue 26th Apr 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

10 Answers

dopethought 2 words answer ( 6,5 )
tannergentles 2 words answer ( 8,5 )
asmokehousefuryswig 3 words answer ( 5,6,7 )

thanks

Last couple please

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scotman

1. potted hough

Blackiequine

2. Tennent's lager

Blackiequine

3. Famous Grouse whisky

TheWinner

Hi Blackquine, I had that too, but the letter numbers are not correct and you would have to spell whisky with an 'e' (whiskey) as a letter would be left over ?

scotman

Looks like the setter/poster has really screwed up the last one!

Blackiequine

Yup, correct, Winner. As my kids tell me I'm always nearly right! I was careless, but am I the only one? There's 19 letters there, but only 18 in the answer numbers. Can't think someone setting a Scottish drink quiz would spell whisky with an 'e'! Agreed SM. I suppose we'll never know.

TheWinner

Blackiequine, I always thought the spelling was Scottish Whisky and Irish Whiskey and can't believe they could get that so wrong? I was double checking my answer before posting. Like scotman, I do think the setter is wrong.

Blackiequine

I totally agree, Winner. Did my response sound as if I didn't?

TheWinner

No, not at all.

clairerob21

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thanks again everyone

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