Haggis (1 Viewer)

[spiritualtramp]

I require a haggis for Burns night. In fact, I need two - a veggie one and a real one.

Has anyone seen them for sale anywhere?

Cheers etc.

 

[ICUH8N]

Magills on Clarendon street, maybe?

 

[Lefty Frizzell]

for sale...sorry i don't know, but they're delicious and my friend dan is an expert on them. i'll get back to you.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

Marks and Spencer do them as far as I know.

Also maybe the market at the Meeting House Square.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

never heard of a veggie haggis though. Seems kinda pointless.

 

[Franco]

you can get veggie haggis alright, oats and suff like that innit i think. haggis is tasty.

 

[spiritualtramp]

never heard of a veggie haggis though. Seems kinda pointless.

They're quite tasty.

Haggis isn't just full of lung and eyeballs, it also features spices and oats, stuff like that. Some people use veggie haggis as stuffing for chicken etc.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

They're quite tasty.

Haggis isn't just full of lung and eyeballs, it also features spices and oats, stuff like that. Some people use veggie haggis as stuffing for chicken etc.

I :heart: lung

 

[Lefty Frizzell]

I :heart: lung

have you ever had sheeps heart? mmm.

 

[error type 11]

never heard of a veggie haggis though. Seems kinda pointless.

Veggie Haggis rules bigtime
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[broken arm]

never heard of a veggie haggis though. Seems kinda pointless.

i've had veggie haggis in Edinburgh a few times - it was yum.

vegetarian Haggis?

A CONTRADICTION IN TERMS? Perhaps. Macsween of Edinburgh have replaced the meat content of haggis with kidney beans, lentils, a mixture of vegetables and nuts, combined them with the traditional haggis ingredients; oatmeal, onions and the same spicy seasoning base.

Great care is taken in the making of this vegan-friendly delicacy and only the finest ingredients are used, including fresh vegetables sourced from local markets in Edinburgh. The result? A more subtle and nutty-textured version, which has delighted vegetarians and meat-eaters alike, as a tasty alternative.

 

[tartaruga]

i've had veggie haggis in Edinburgh a few times - it was yum.

vegetarian Haggis?

A CONTRADICTION IN TERMS? Perhaps. Macsween of Edinburgh have replaced the meat content of haggis with kidney beans, lentils, a mixture of vegetables and nuts, combined them with the traditional haggis ingredients; oatmeal, onions and the same spicy seasoning base.

Great care is taken in the making of this vegan-friendly delicacy and only the finest ingredients are used, including fresh vegetables sourced from local markets in Edinburgh. The result? A more subtle and nutty-textured version, which has delighted vegetarians and meat-eaters alike, as a tasty alternative.

Sounds sexy. If anyone comes across any veggie haggis around Dublin be sure to let us know.

 

[spiritualtramp]

I had some of that McSweens veggie haggis before, it was rather yummy.

 

[desertedvillage]

vegetarian Haggis?

A CONTRADICTION IN TERMS? Perhaps. Macsween of Edinburgh have replaced the meat content of haggis with kidney beans, lentils, a mixture of vegetables and nuts, combined them with the traditional haggis ingredients; oatmeal, onions and the same spicy seasoning base.

Whereabouts is MacSweens?
I had veg haggis stuffed into a giant baked potato in Edinburgh in a small place near Avalanche records. It was divine, even better than deep fried mars bars.

 

[Hector Grey]

....is a cunt.

 

[spiritualtramp]

Whereabouts is MacSweens?

It isn't a restaraunt, they just make haggis.

http://www.macsween.co.uk/

 

[desertedvillage]

Sound, they've recipes anyway

 

[rampz]

never heard of a veggie haggis though. Seems kinda pointless.

its made from carrots guts.

 

[c0De_n1NjA]

i want haggis now.

 

[Lefty Frizzell]

http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30100-13498105,00.html