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tea bross [< Scottish brose oatmeal seasoned with salt and butter and moistened with hot water or milk] 
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See also: brewis
- 1965 Nobody is starving in the village across Store Creek, although the poorer Indians are eating bannock (flour-and-water pancakes) and drinking tea bross (tea broth with lard, oatmeal and sugar) while whites eat steak and bacon and eggs.
- 1965 Nobody is starving in the village across Store Creek, although the poorer Indians are eating bannock (flour-and-water pancakes) and drinking tea bross (tea broth with lard, oatmeal and sugar) while whites eat steak and bacon and eggs.