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scotch eggs

n. (plural of scotch egg English)

Usage examples of "scotch eggs".

I had never heard of Tesco's, Perthshire or Denbighshire, council houses, Morecambe and Wise, railway cuttings, Christmas crackers, bank holidays, seaside rock, milk floats, trunk calls, Scotch eggs, Morris Minors and Poppy Day.

McVey always seems to put the things no one wants, like sweetbreads and Scotch eggs and sheep's brains and head cheese.

We played poker and tizz and Monopoly, listened to music, ate nuked pizza, Scotch eggs, sausage rolls, and scones with jam.

On the other side of the fireplace a couple of undergraduates in college scarves were eking out Scotch eggs and pints of beer.

I've rented it to Matt Gibson and that's his Moet and his Scotch eggs you're feeding to that seriously spoilt dog.

A few food-vendors were still out, driving slow-moving mobile kiosks with wide sheltering roofs, hawking pizza and cheeseburgers and Arbroath smokies and Scotch eggs and sausage rolls and beer and Pepsi-Cola.

Studying the chalked specials on the little blackboard at the serving bar, Carole-anne didn't give the starers and hopeful-gropers a second thought, 'tottage pie, couple of Scotch eggs, chips, salad.

The lounge area was comfortably furnished and the Queen, who was ravenous, was pleased to see that a corner of the bar was piled high with meat, cheese and salad rolls, scotch eggs and slices of pork pie.

I've been watching Kyllikki and drinking Laphroaig and stuffing myself with Scotch eggs.