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English: Two Aberdeen butteries (also known as rowies) served with fruit preserve/jam, one cut in half to show interior. The Aberdeen buttery is a specialty of the city of Aberdeen, Scotland. It was originally eaten at sea by fishermen from the city, as an energy-dense food that was tastier than dry biscuits but would not go stale easily.
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