Scran

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#21

Genuinely surprised from the chat about widespread use is, was only aware of it being used in the North East.

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#23

Proper Yorkshire blokes use Snap instead of scran

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#24

Making my lunch at work one day

“Ey up safebruv, what’s tha got fo tha snap”

…….Erm what mate, then everyone says I’m posh

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#25

Can confirm Welsh people say scran sometimes, probably ubiquitous due to television/internet/it being a really really widely used slang term.

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#26

Can confirm. Have also heard jock used, no idea if this is Yorkshire specific.

#27

It’s common worldwide. The German equivalent is scrän

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#28
  • Dinner
  • Tea
  • Supper
  • Scran
  • Informal blowout
  • Other

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#29

Just reporting back from morning trip to Sainsbos on the use of scran down in
That London…

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#30

Always used scran as a generic term for food, not a particular meal.

#31

I’ll put you down for informal blowout.

#32

Your spreadsheet, your business.

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#33

I first heard scran in Sheffield.

#34

sounds like a lyric

#35

Prefer snap but scran works for me on occasion. Bit hard sounding though. Snap is softer

I really need to get some snap right now actually

#36
  • Scran
  • Snap
  • Other

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#37

Rhythm Is A Dancer - Scran!

#38

scran crackle pop

#39

Just went up to the brewhouse office and the brewer said he was just ‘having some scran’ (he’s 21 so might be trendy now) so maybe it has reached Devon.

#40

Grub is the correct slang for food