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murraymints | 09:09 Mon 25th Jan 2016 | Editor's Blog
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ta for the Haggis ED xx
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As long as we don't actually have to eat it.
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luvverly stuff wolf !!
I like it when I start to eat it but after a bit it gets too spicy and strong for me.
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alternate with tatties and neeps ! yum yum
Ive had it a few times, not a lover of it to be honest, a bit of something or nothing all spiced up.
I love haggis and I am totally gutted that I won't be able to eat it this year.
I saw Haggis Pizza in Tesco the other day. Not sure about that.
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wolf ..I tried it..was quite nice...Islay get a haggis from TESCO or ASDA ! McSween the best !
I had haggis pizza 2 years ago Wolf and it was lovely.
What exactly is in a haggis??
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offal, oats and cereal ..spices..
Here you Sharon, enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gx5fin89o4
Islay - think of your belly. My IBS is playing up just now - the pain is phenomenal. Yours must be much worse.

I was going to take Francis to his personal physician this morning for a check-up, but I can't face it and we can go later in the week. His screaming and whining may result in me getting grumpy - he howls all the way there and back again and then for hours when we get home! He is a wimp!!!
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yummy Ratter..Macsween too....
Is that what the picture is. I thought it was a silicone breast implant!
I guess everyone has finished their haggis by now. Minty that clip of Ratter's, I am sorry, but it did not look appetising the way haggis is made.

One day I guess I will be brave enough to try one! :-(
I used to make Haggis pasties, my daughters loved them.
Very little meat on the legs due to their unique build - According to some sources, the wild haggis's left and right legs are of different lengths (cf. Sidehill gouger or Dahu), allowing it to run quickly around the steep mountains and hillsides which make up its natural habitat, but only in one direction.

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