Found in grocery store in Bahrain

[Navyguy]

Never seen that before,
does it taste like Scotland?

I don't know, having never tasted Scotland nor the oats.

[Hamish]

Scott's Porage Oats were around in the UK immediately after WWII, and probably during WWII as well - they might even have been in the shops before the war, but I was too young to have noticed! I would also venture to suggest that their packaging has changed hardly at all since then either - always the brawny kilted shot-putter on the front of the carton. This is almost certainly the best known brand of porage oats over here and that they are exported all over the world hardly surprises me.

[Warlock]

I've looked in Memphis, but to no avail.

[Pour1Malt]

aye....

that's the oats we use a' Ferintosh tae!

[Andrew Green]

Brutal!

[Warlock]

So, do you eat your oats with or with out Scotch? How about some heather cream?

[Gaisgeil]

I don't know, having never tasted Scotland nor the oats.

Go have a peaty Islay single malt like Lagavulin and you'll know what Scotland tastes like, both figuratively and literally.

[pdcorlis]

I tried desperately to find a box for my son Scott for a gag Christmas gift - but I drew a blank - was a shame.

[Freelander Sporrano]

That sure does bring back some childhood memories

[Pour1Malt]

So, do you eat your oats with or with out Scotch? How about some heather cream?

luek a' oor wab site...

a' Ferintosh ya can get Porridge oiny wa' ya want it...

Scottish Porridge served however you like it: with salt, brown sugar, honey, butter, milk or even a shot of whisky on top!

http://www.ferintosh.net/breakfast.htm

ai like it wi' cream an whisky!