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Tablet is Scotland's grainy, crumbly fudge, boiled from sugar, butter and condensed milk until it sets hard and sweet; in United Kingdom we have verified places to eat it in Glasgow. Start with where to eat Tablet in Glasgow.
Tablet is Scotland's grainy, crumbly fudge, boiled from sugar, butter and condensed milk until it sets hard and sweet. It turns up at markets, tea rooms and the Barras across Glasgow.
Tablet, a harder and grainier cousin of fudge, has been made in Scotland since at least the 18th century, when it appeared in Lady Grisell Baillie's household book. Boiled from sugar, butter and condensed milk and beaten until it grains, it sets into a crumbly sweet sold at markets, church fairs and the Barras. Glasgow tea rooms and stalls still make it by the tray.
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