Sounds daft, but where can I buy Aitkens rowies?  Is that just one particular baker shop or are their heaps of them?

 

Thanks in advance

 

Yours, Hungry.

I must commend you on the use of the correct term for rowie.

They have a shop on Menzies Road

Ffs, nowhere up the posh end of town?

Menzies Road, Holburn Street, John Street, Glenbervie Road.

 

 

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I must commend you on the use of the correct term for rowie.

 

According to the baker in Keith who sell both rowies and butteries they are slightly different recipes.

According to the baker in Keith who sell both rowies and butteries they are slightly different recipes.

 

Weird inbred fuckers in Keith though 

According to the baker in Keith who sell both rowies and butteries they are slightly different recipes.

 

 

Can anyone explain these differences?

Thank you kindly Stewart. Mods delete this shambles of a thread with immediate effect please. Ta.

 

Can anyone explain these differences?

 

There is none.

Rowies come with added special sauce for all the weirdos who ask for rowies instead of butteries.

You would get laughed out of Aberdeen if you called them butteries.

 

Real locals call them "rolls".

 

You would get laughed out of Aberdeen if you called them butteries.

 

Real locals call them "rolls".

 

 

Had some from Glenbervie Road a few weeks ago