Scottish Labour leader, Anas Sarwar, sampled a deep fired mars bar on a visit with UK party leader Keir Starmer.
While Starmer said he was sticking to his rule of not eating on camera, Sarwar was happy to give the sweet treat a try.
The two leaders were on a visit to Siemens at Cambuslang with UK Shadow Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, where they met with apprentices.
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During the visit, a table of cakes, and treats including the deep-fried mars bar, was laid on for the guests to enjoy.
Starmer however declined when asked if he would give it a try.
He said: “When I first became Labour deputy leader, I was given very good advice, which is never eat on camera and I’m not going to break that advice today.”
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Sarwar, a former NHS dentist added: “And I’ve been giving him dental advice as well about reducing the sugar in his diet.”
Sarwar however broke his own advice and said he would give it a try.
He said: “It’s like when you were a kid and eating your mum’s pakora then eating chocolate straight after.”
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