Scottish Elises

I want to buy something from them but it's only available in store. Is there anyone passing by soon that could collect it and send it up to me?

Thanks,
Gary

Brandon or Craig can probably pop along in lunch hour

Just kidding.

I pass there from time to time. Next week any good?

I can do that

Thanks for the offer Campbell. It sounds like shoomer will be there sooner so I've sent him a PM.

Cheers,
Gary

If you are stuck, and whatever it is were to be in stock at Glasgow Decathalon, I could probably get it for you.

Thanks Dom but it turned out that they didn't have what I wanted at Hermiston Gate, despite saying they did online. Same again at both Glasgow stores. I'm trying one on the midlands now!

hendeg wrote:Thanks Dom but it turned out that they didn't have what I wanted at Hermiston Gate, despite saying they did online. Same again at both Glasgow stores. I'm trying one on the midlands now!

Well I'm not going there for it!

hendeg wrote:Anyone passing Decathlon at Hermiston Gait?

shooomer wrote:I can do that

While you're there ...

Er, no. I saw the traffic chaos that place created when it opened 18 mths ago!

I don't get the fuss about those doughnuts - they are average at best. Is it just because it's an American brand? - in which case I get it even less.

And that's coming from a fat barsteward who likes his cakes

I agree, they are pretty average, and cost £££. Maybe they are one of those things that taste amazing in the US, but due to different legislation, don't taste the same in the UK ?

Hype / taste / cost wise, I classify Nando's in the same category...

Anyone passing the two Oliphant Bakers shops in Linlithgow should try one of their doughnuts instead.

Is this a reference to Krispy Kreme?

If in the Dundee area, I cannot recommend Fisher & Donaldson fudge doughnuts or coffee towers enough

Fisher & Donaldson would get my vote, long before Krispy Kreme. Bakeries in Cupar and St Andrews if you don't visit Dundee.


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Renny

Dominic wrote:I don't get the fuss about those doughnuts - they are average at best. Is it just because it's an American brand? - in which case I get it even less.

And that's coming from a fat barsteward who likes his cakes

I agree on all counts. I remember when dunkin doughnuts opened in Glasgow and the Krispy Kreme ones aren't any different. Think I preferred dunkin doughnuts. Think I'm just tight and grudge the price.