Businesses across Edinburgh have launched special menu items to celebrate Swift's appearance in Edinburgh
AHEAD of Taylor Swift performing in the Scottish capital, businesses across the city have launched limited edition menus to mark the occasion.
The US popstar is performing at Murrayfield in Edinburgh this weekend, with fans already reportedly queuing outside the stadium.
Local businesses such as cafes and bars have launched special menu items to celebrate Swift’s appearance, with many places also offering friendship bracelet-making sessions – a staple of the fans’ concert experience.
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Nicknamed the Taylored Taste Trail, here is just a sample of what Swifties can find across Edinburgh.
- Coro the Chocolate Cafe: A Taylor-inspired fondue board with dipping sauces and toppings
- Edinburgh Castle: Taylor Swift-themed pizza, cocktails, cupcakes and shortbread
- Edinburgh Street Food: A three-day Taylor Swift party with themed dishes, cocktails and a special playlist
- Le Creuset: In-store baked Swiftie cookies, cupcakes, cooking demonstrations, coffee and lemon bars
- Mimi’s Bakehouse: Taylor Swift afternoon tea
- Stack and Still: Enjoy Taylor’s favourite pancake stack – double buckwheat pancakes, bacon, parmesan and fried egg
- The Alchemist: Order The Colour Change or The Shade Switcher for a free pink friendship bracelet
- The Prahna Indian Grill: Taylor Swift-inspired afternoon chai stand, with savouries, sweets, scones, cream and tea or chai
- The Scotch Whisky Experience: A tour around Scotland’s whisky regions with drams themed to Taylor’s music
- Whiski Rooms: Sip on the enchanting Lavender Haze and vibrant Tangerine Neon cocktails
The full list can be found below.
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