Talking of food and sheep's stomachs...
...it's Burns night this Friday I think?
Struck me a while back that I've *never* had haggis. Am a bit tempted to try and get some for Friday evening.
But I know that Ms Hawes and Hawes jrs wouldn't touch it with a long Scottish bargepole. How would you eat haggis on your own?
And how do you actually eat haggis anyway?
Posted By: Tricky Hawes, Jan 24, 10:58:54
Follow Ups
- I want some,accompanied by whisky.
Posted By: protheroe fitzgibbon, Jan 24, 14:59:30 - Haggis is occasionally a feature of a weekend breakfast here
Posted By: camcan, Jan 24, 12:47:40 - Love it! Just got some for tomorrow.
Posted By: Worthing Yellow, Jan 24, 12:18:14 - As above, Haggis is very nice.
Posted By: Men without hats, Jan 24, 12:11:03 - 4Haggis is genuinely delicious
Posted By: Old Git, Jan 24, 12:04:09 - 1We do a Burn's night supper every year, not sure I can be arsed this year.
Posted By: tudders, Jan 24, 11:32:01 - 3Haggis is NOICE.
Posted By: Arizona Bay, Jan 24, 11:25:27 - 5(and are there different types of haggis?
Posted By: Tricky Hawes, Jan 24, 11:03:48
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