Scotland Puzzle

Oats and Scots

By Kay Glasgow

There's no grain quite so basic to Scotland as oats, a prime ingredient for the world renown Scottish dish, haggis. This primal quality might explain the bumper sticker: Oatmeal Savage! The anagrams explore some of the colourful history and resourceful ways Scotland nourished generations with the grain that grew well in Scotland's cool wet conditions.

1 oats came to Scotland by way of these people ON MARS
2 "The healsome Parritch, chief o' Scotia's food" writer (6,5) ERR STUBBORN
3 wrote "...in England is generally given to horses, but in Scotland supports the people" (2,7,7) MAN HELD SOJOURNS
4 tasty hasty pudding of onions and oatmeal fried LIES IRK
5 traditional wooden utensil to stir oatmeal porridge LIP REST
6 Aye, that's kilted Rory on boxes of Scott's __ __ (6,4) SEAPORT AGO
7 great way to drink your oats, Scotch whisky and honey (6,5) SOLO BLATHER
8 hearty harvest drink for farmworkers HEWN SLAB
9 dessert of toasted oatmeal, sweetened whipped cream and raspberries CANNA ARCH
10 storage area for weekly batches, sliced off in portable "pieces" (8,6) PRIOR DREAD GREW
11 allergic skin reaction to oats, aka Caledonia Cremona (6,6) ITCH FED COLDS
12 old February holiday for university students to replenish food supply from home (5,6) MONEY MALADY

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