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Scottish Hogmanay traditions from first footing to New Year's Day steak pie

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With Christmas over and done, it is time to start thinking about Hogmanay — arguably an even bigger holiday in Scotland.Christmas has a turbulent history in the country after it was virtually banned for around 400 years between the end of the 17th century and the 1950s.

This occurred after Scotland officially split from the Papacy and Catholic Church, with the Church of Scotland associating Christmas with the extravagant celebrations of the Catholic Church.As a result, Hogmanay became the dominant holiday of the season in Scotland, the effects of which can be felt even today with massive New Year's Eve celebrations.

Whether you're spending a quiet night in or ringing in the new year at a pub or street party, everyone has their own way they like to celebrate.What you may not know is that there are a number of Hogmanay traditions in Scotland that date back hundreds of years.

Read on for a roundup of some of the most fascinating.A steak pie has been a New Year's Day favourite in Scotland for generations.

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