How to Make Traditional Scottish Shortbread
A sweet slice of Scotland you can bake at home
“Shortbread is more than a biscuit—it’s a crumbly little piece of Scotland’s soul.”
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How to Make Traditional Scottish Shortbread
A simple recipe with centuries of history behind it
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Shortbread isn’t just a biscuit—it’s part of Scotland’s cultural fabric. From its medieval roots to royal kitchens, this crumbly treat has been served at weddings, holidays, and Hogmanay for generations. In this edition, we share its sweet history—and a traditional recipe you can bake at home.
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Do you make your own shortbread—or stick with a favourite brand? It’s so easy to make… full recipe and full method here!
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