Canned Haggis

[Kilted-Marine]

We just orderd a few cases of canned haggis to sell at fairs...has anybody tried this stuff??

[demobud]

I've seen it on one of the Scottish goods sites, but never got up the courage to purchase it.
Let us know how it is, I might get me some!

[Barclay]

We just orderd a few cases of canned haggis to sell at fairs...has anybody tried this stuff??

Yeah - it's not authentic, but it's not awful either. A friend that has a vegan wife routinely eats the vegetarian canned haggis and they really like it (me, not so much. )

It should sell well for you though, everywhere I've ever seen it offered had it move pretty well.

[McMurdo]

I buy it every once in while from my local tartan shop just to freak people at work out, it's not bad. Mind you not as good as home made.

[ChromeScholar]

everywhere I've ever seen it offered had it move pretty well.

And most of it probably ends up sitting on a coffee table as a conversation piece.

[Kilted-Marine]

Well we will give it a whirl next week to see how it is

[McPostie]

we have some over here that you can buy in a packet at supermarkets and its awful,proper offally taste, i was gutted as i love the haggis in Scotland

[turpin]

I've had the lamb haggis from Caledonian Kitchen and it's pretty good. Caveat - I haven't eaten much haggis in my life, but of that which I have, the CK was best.

[MACKAY]

And most of it probably ends up sitting on a coffee table as a conversation piece.

Mine did - more of a novelty for me. Even tough I like haggis in general, I was not keen on trying 'canned' haggis.

[BEEDEE]

Guess it depends on who makes the canned haggis. I have enjoyed Caledonian Kitchen brand and we have used it on Robert Burns night suppers with out any issues. Don't know about any other brands,

Brian