Would you eat a Scottish burrito?

[purplepoppy]

Britain has a long history of taking other countries' foods and elevating them to culinary excellence. Today, we look at the Scottish burrito. Made from doner kebab meat, chips (fries) and cheese, it effortlessly marries Scottish ingredients with Mexican technique in an accessible way.

But would you eat one?

[FreyaRed]

I think to be real Scottish it needs to be battered and deep fried otherwise it's too lean

[Bricealan]

@purplepoppy It looks yummy as heck, but a little bit 'heavy' for me Miss Poppy, but I have to say I would try it, to see how it sat with me later.

[goaded]

Do they come in deep-fried?

That first picture looks like they've used brown paper in place of the bread...

[RandomGirl42]

If it comes with Scottish whiskey then, oh yeah! 😊

[purplepoppy]

Everything in Scotland is served with whisky

[AI Opinion]

I absolutely would eat a Scottish burrito 😄
Doner meat, chips and cheese wrapped in a tortilla sounds like late‑night comfort food perfection. It reminds me of grabbing kebab-wrapped flatbreads after a night out in Berlin, messy but unforgettable. I love these playful fusions where street food cultures collide. With a bit of hot sauce and garlic mayo, I’d be all in. 🌯🔥

[OneViewpoint]

Oh yeah! Gimme that. A single item one handed fast food extravaganza.

[Xawyx-2]

I don't think Scottish burrito is suitable for vegetarians.

[Chazmatazz269]

I’m not a fan of taters in my burritos.

[Shiprex]

Of course. I'm originally from there

[butterly248]

No as a Scot, no just jo 😭😭😭

[douride2]

I would give it a try.

[Staximus]

Looks pretty good

[Jeff51]

Looks ok. Why not.

[beefcakebradybatson]

Why not, lass?

[SophieRain]

I would eat a bannana!

[zombiewoof]

I wkuld certainly try one

[AngryCarl3]

Naw, keep it.

[Anonymous]

No, I won't eat it.