ext_83556 ([identity profile] hoiho.livejournal.com) wrote in [personal profile] venta 2012-10-15 12:14 pm (UTC)

In certain parts of Scotland (the western central belt, mainly), "ginger" will be used instead of "juice", and again means "unspecified soft drink". (As an aside, I gather that in Atlanta, Georgia, all soft drinks, of whatever type are referred to as "Coke").

On the East Coast of SCotland, the chippy oddity is their love of "salt'n'soss" on their fried food. "Soss" being some sort of bastard amalgam of brown sauce and vinegar.

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