Fair fa' your honest, sonsie face,
Great chieftain o the puddin'-race!
Aboon them a' ye tak your place,
Painch, tripe, or thairm:
Weel are ye worthy o' a grace
As lang's my arm.
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peterfoster
21 Jan 164#13
Cut it up and freeze the stuff in 2 ounce portions and defrost a portion, break it up in the pan and fry with your eggs and bacon!
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rheumatoid
21 Jan 16#1
But why can you no longer get it in a stomach?
spinks to rheumatoid
21 Jan 16#2
Offal = not allowed
I think
Jimmy67 to rheumatoid
21 Jan 16#19
Tesco have a big 1.8kg traditional MacSweens haggis for £8, served in the stomach
CAD666
21 Jan 16#3
The Chieftain Haggis still has a traditional skin.
rheumatoid
21 Jan 16#4
Don't think that can be the case or you wouldn't be able to buy liver or kidney, etc. Its just not the same out of a plastic tube at Christmas and the New Year. Although this is my favourite haggis brand.
dart16
21 Jan 16#5
if youre grossly obese and need to lose weight, then buy their vegetarian version of this, you'll lose your faith in food, absolutely disgusting!
Nice of Amazon to blame the English for it :confused: "Cuisine; English." :confused::laughing:
spinks
21 Jan 16#6
Hard Rock Cafe in Edinburgh do their 'local burger' with a burger then the same size slice of haggis. Added that meaty spice flavour. Recommended and easy to copy at home.
haggisheid to spinks
21 Jan 16#8
Thanks for that spinks, will try it next time visit Edinburgh, went to Wetherspoon's by Leith walk last time there and they serve Mcsweens, very nice!
rheumatoid
21 Jan 16#7
A little research suggests the Macsween used ox intestine as a casing and supply is problematic, particularly after the BSE outbreak and restrictions. Was still buying it a couple of years ago so doesn't make complete sense.
tryn2help
21 Jan 16#9
Got the vegetarian one in Tesco for £2 (last week) - it was the same price for the meat version.
Might have been a manager's special/store specific/instore only, but worth a quick look if in Tesco.
We got it when we were up in Edinburgh at the store in Hermiston (near start of M8).
haggisheid to tryn2help
21 Jan 16#10
My wife loves the vegetarian one, she has that and that leaves more of the traditional one for me!
tryn2help
21 Jan 161#12
I prefer the traditional one myself, but daughter wanted to try vegetarian version before feeding it to her student friends at uni up there (hopefully she'll still have those friends after feeding them :laughing: ).
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Have it with some Tatties and Neeps (or Mashed Potatoes and Swede )
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50p off voucher if you sign up to their newsletter online:
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Address to a Haggis
Fair fa' your honest, sonsie face,
Great chieftain o the puddin'-race!
Aboon them a' ye tak your place,
Painch, tripe, or thairm:
Weel are ye worthy o' a grace
As lang's my arm.
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I think
Nice of Amazon to blame the English for it :confused: "Cuisine; English." :confused::laughing:
Might have been a manager's special/store specific/instore only, but worth a quick look if in Tesco.
We got it when we were up in Edinburgh at the store in Hermiston (near start of M8).