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    ......left alive in the wild where it can be appreciated in its natural environment by the common man.

    Far too many have been slaughtered, to near extinction if truth be told; by cromach wielding; car blanket wearing members of the MacHooray clan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Abbott View Post
    ......left alive in the wild where it can be appreciated in its natural environment by the common man.

    Far too many have been slaughtered, to near extinction if truth be told; by cromach wielding; car blanket wearing members of the MacHooray clan.
    I prefer the shorter legs as they have more muscle

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    I like it with eggs for breakfast. I was eating it in restaurants and hotels in Scotland when I became acquainted with the "chieftain o' the pudding-race". So I have no idea what brand I was eating. That said, when it comes to black pudding, Stornoway rocked!

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    i have not had black puddin' yet but i would like to try it.

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    I like it served as sliders.
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    In my op. You would have to have a bread like 9-grain as a bun

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    Cool At the Edinburgh Zoo.....

    Of all the Haggis that my wife and I had in Scotland, the best was at the Edinburgh Zoo They served it fried in a sausage bun, with chips! It was very good.

    Served in a more conventional way, in Innverness for breakfast with scrambled eggs, black pudding, and baked beans.

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    I like haggis with a spicy tamarind chutney, and served with parsnips and mashed potatoes. And of course washed down with a dram of single malt. I generally also do a salmon for those who aren't as fond of the wee beastie.
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    well, that comes from poor judgement."
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    I had haggis tacos tonight. A good mixture but after two it gets a wee bit heavy.

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    Fried in batter at a chippie ,,,,,, as a haggis supper ! Good serving in Fort Williams chippie beside the car park , as good as any mmmmmm

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