Haggis

Pumbas Nakasak

Pumbas Nakasak

Heading for the great escape.
We used to breed Haggi, but unfortunately the local council made us stop owing to complaints from the surrounding properties about smell and mating calls. It appears that constant drone, similar to an inflating bagpipes, is not to everyone taste.

As for eating Haggis it is very tasty if properly seasoned and like all good Scots cooking can be bathed in batter then deep fried.
 
ford91exploder

ford91exploder

Resident Curmudgeon
real mad hatter said:
Well good morning everyone..As I read this thread,it saddens me to my heart.:(.Not only is this a slur on my countries national dish,it is a personnel attack on myself:mad:..Therefore @rsoxguy I declare war on the state of Florida.And since we are not attacking Syria,and are twiddling our thumbs..I have commanded my Scottish army & Air Force to capture ( alive ) as many Floridians as possible and take them back to my Fortress.Here they will be fed Haggis until they surrender..:rolleyes:
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real mad hatter said:
LOL.:joyfull:..Offended..Far by the truth..If we were to run out of Haggis,it would be a travesty...You should know me by now...:p..Haggis & Whisky go like Mac & Cheese over here..You keep yer Mac & Cheese,and we will keep our Haggis & Whisky..;)....I shall call back our armed forces.The war is off..Apart from that,we don't have any nuclear weapons or guns..We do however have a weapon called the Claymore..;)
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And IrnBru...
 
luv

luv

Well-Known Member
If I'd read about braunschweiger before I ate it, I probably wouldn't have eaten that, either.

It's possible that Haggis is not as gross as it sounds. I don't mean to insult anyone or (certainly) an entire country's eating habits.
 
mrdisman

mrdisman

Well-Known Member
luv said:
This is not a joke. It's straight out of the dictionary. I've never had haggis and unless I'm abducted and tortured or starved, I never will, so I don't know how it tastes...

HAGGIS: a traditionally Scottish dish that consists of the heart, liver, and lungs of a sheep or a calf minced with suet, onions, oatmeal, and seasonings and boiled in the stomach of the animal.
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I think I'm with you on this one Luv
 
MOXOMUMD

MOXOMUMD

Well-Known Member
ToyStoryMiss said:
So that's what it's called! :joyfull: Thank you!
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Funny story. I didn't know what this was either. When I first met my daughter's preschool teacher a few years ago we were discussing snacks at the school and if there restrictions for my daughter. I said no, she likes everything. Then her teacher says she is a piscatarian. I thought, okay that's odd so I answered, oh we're Methodist. Then she explained what it meant. :oops: So I told her we were omnivores. :joyfull:
 

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