In Scotland, deep fried Mars bars are no myth
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Like the Loch Ness monster, the deep-fried Mars bar has often been regarded as a Scottish myth. But a study published Friday in a medical journal confirms that Scots consume thousands of the battered bars
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By Jane Bradley  PEOPLE taking a dip along the Lothian coastline enjoy some of cleanest waters in Scotland, it was revealed today.   Beaches in the Lothians have passed stringent clean water tests with flying colours - for the ninth consecutive year.
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It&#39;s time to finally put the Big Country jokes to rest--Scottish rock is officially back. Glasgow&#39;s own Franz Ferdinand captured the UK&#39;s top music prize, the Mercury Music Prize, Tuesday
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Albannach is a new Scottish restaurant in the rolling lowlands to the south of Trafalgar Square.
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Whether it's fish and chips, Mars bars,  sweets or even battered pizza, the Scots have a taste for all  kinds of deep-fried foods, researchers said on Friday.
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McDonald's takes out ads in the UK to say a film about its food is "slick" and "well-made" - but unrealistic.
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Famous for their haggis and single-malt whiskeys, Scots now have an appetite for deep-fried Mars bars and other bizarre, calorie-crammed foods, say worried public health experts.
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By ANGELA DOWDEN  IF you're worried about the world around you, then you may already have started to eat fresh, locally produced food whenever it's possible.   Yet around 70 per cent of the food we eat in Britain is still imported, according to the Soil Association.
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Property prices in Scotland are still looking healthy, despite the steepest fall in nine years across the rest of the UK. The latest survey from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors shows that while
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Traditional fish-and-chips along with cherished pub grub remain the dishes of choice for Britons outstripping Chinese or Indian take-aways.
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AMBLER, Pa. - The secret at one McDonald's wasn't just in the sauce...
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Whether it&#39;s fish and chips, Mars bars, sweets or even battered pizza, the Scots have a taste for all kinds of deep-fried foods, researchers said on Friday.
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HAMISH ROBERTSON: A nice cup of tea and a lie down have long been seen as a universal cure-all for life&#39;s minor ills, but now research in Britain is showing a promising link between consumption of black or green tea and a good memory.
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Six researchers will get a chance to spend the summer on the most Mars-like place on Earth, an 8-meter diameter metal can in the Arctic desert. By Robert Lemos.
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GLOUCESTER, England - It used to be that troublemakers could lounge on the planters outside the McDonald's here and pick apart the geraniums to their hearts' content.
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A study published yesterday found the battered bars are a real part of the diet. LONDON -- Like the Loch Ness monster, the deep-fried Mars bar is regarded by some as a Scottish myth.
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LONDON (Reuters Life!) - A mythical and ghostly creature has appeared in the wilds of the Scottish Highlands.