Who eats haggis?

[Pour1Malt]

we had five workie bouys stayin wi' us fur the last five days...

an they have a' had haggis e'ery mornin fur breccy...

they must be no eatin lunch... :rolleyes:

[Kilted KT]

Sounds like I need to get some haggis.

[GlassMan]

I LOVE GOOD HAGGIS!

I actually was thinking of requesting that the Ritz make some for my wedding on Saturday but that idea got vetoed.

[keepoffgrass]

Id like to try it, I dont know where I could get any of it around here though. Ive never seen it anywhere

[Southern Breeze]

Add me to the list of Haggis lovers. It was through this thread that I found out about the Caledonian Kitchens site. I've orderd both Haggis and Irn Bru from them several times.

http://www.caledoniankitchen.com/catalog/

[Mike1]

Id like to try it, I dont know where I could get any of it around here though. Ive never seen it anywhere

Use that link that Southern Breeze provided - http://www.caledoniankitchen.com/catalog/

I know P1M will be shocked at the thought , but Caledonian's canned haggis is actually pretty good. I'm planning to grab a few cans from them on Saturday, along with a case of Irn Bru.

[GreenDragon]

there's a place in Downtown Cincinnati that serves Veggetarian Haggis. Those two words just don't sound right together.

me, i've never tried it in any sense. i may one day do so.

[arrogcow]

there's a place in Downtown Cincinnati that serves Veggetarian Haggis. Those two words just don't sound right together.

me, i've never tried it in any sense. i may one day do so.

Where? I'm assuming Nicholson's, but I've never seen it on their menu.

Adam

[Pour1Malt]

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I know P1M will be shocked at the thought , but Caledonian's canned haggis is actually pretty good. I'm planning to grab a few cans from them on Saturday, along with a case of Irn Bru.

weel noo... if ya're ga'in tae dae that...

yu'll also need tae deep fry yursel a Mars bar fur yur sweet... :rolleyes:

[MacTavishOfJapan]

Put me down as a lover o' the haggis beastie. When I was home last Christmas (first time in two and a half years) my Mum cooked it for me. Gotta love your Mum.

I'd love to be able to introduce my friends out here to it. I may have to hide a few cans of the tinned stuff in my suitcase when I am home this year!! Haggis is actually even mentioned once or twice in my company's English textbook, an example of weird foreign food I think!

And P1M, that breeakfast looks stunning! Almost an excuse to come stay on it's own!

The staple breakfast out here is (boiled) rice and miso soup. Bland and boring.