[Rosemary]

Try McSweens - they do on-line sales

http://www.macsween.co.uk/where-to-buy-haggis/

Very, very good haggis

[Alistair]

And they also sell them in tesco

[doganjo]

but they're definitely good even if Tesco DOES sell them!

[deepinthewoods]

thanks for the link, following such esteemed members reccomendations they are the ones i shall try. i will report back!

[colliewoman]

could someone reccomend a proper supplier who would post a (preferably dead) one down here for me? cos ive never tried it and have always wanted too!

I will probably get pounced upon for blasphemy but the best way of describing it IMO.....


It's a giant faggot

[doganjo]

I don't think I've tasted faggots - what are they like?

[Old Shep]

small haggis???

[doganjo]

I meant to taste - same ingredients?

[SallyintNorth]

I love faggots and I love haggis 

Any haggis which tastes like faggots is going straight back. 

Any faggots which taste like haggis is a bonus, I think...

[deepinthewoods]

if a haggis tastes anything like the cooked ones from that butchers in abergavenny on market day ill be a happ fella!

[oor wullie]

Is the plural of haggis, haggises or haggi?

In Scots grammar measured amounts of something don't usually change the noun ending so it would just be 'haggis'.
eg. "Ah ken there's a twa three haggis bidin on the brae ahint ma hoose"

other examples of this grammar would be;
"they cost ten pun a heid"
"the dug jaloused far aboots a hid hid the key fir wir freezer and ait twa haggis, sax hen an a puckle sausage.  Ah wis sair pitten aboot and leathered the dug twa mile doon the glen" **

** please note this is a fictional story made up to demonstrate that 'mile' (sco) does not have an s even though there are 2 miles (eng).  I don't even have a dog.

[Rosemary]

Is the plural of haggis, haggises or haggi?

In Scots grammar measured amounts of something don't usually change the noun ending so it would just be 'haggis'.
eg. "Ah ken there's a twa three haggis bidin on the brae ahint ma hoose"

other examples of this grammar would be;
"they cost ten pun a heid"
"the dug jaloused far aboots a hid hid the key fir wir freezer and ait twa haggis, sax hen an a puckle sausage.  Ah wis sair pitten aboot and leathered the dug twa mile doon the glen" **

** please note this is a fictional story made up to demonstrate that 'mile' (sco) does not have an s even though there are 2 miles (eng).  I don't even have a dog.

 

[colliewoman]

Is the plural of haggis, haggises or haggi?

In Scots grammar measured amounts of something don't usually change the noun ending so it would just be 'haggis'.
eg. "Ah ken there's a twa three haggis bidin on the brae ahint ma hoose"

other examples of this grammar would be;
"they cost ten pun a heid"
"the dug jaloused far aboots a hid hid the key fir wir freezer and ait twa haggis, sax hen an a puckle sausage.  Ah wis sair pitten aboot and leathered the dug twa mile doon the glen" **

** please note this is a fictional story made up to demonstrate that 'mile' (sco) does not have an s even though there are 2 miles (eng).  I don't even have a dog.

Is your real name Rob Anybody Mac Feegle?

[oor wullie]

[/quote]

Is your real name Rob Anybody Mac Feegle?

[/quote]

Actually the real name is Tim Rose which probably doesn't sound very Scottish.

[deepinthewoods]

Is the plural of haggis, haggises or haggi?

In Scots grammar measured amounts of something don't usually change the noun ending so it would just be 'haggis'.
eg. "Ah ken there's a twa three haggis bidin on the brae ahint ma hoose"

other examples of this grammar would be;
"they cost ten pun a heid"
"the dug jaloused far aboots a hid hid the key fir wir freezer and ait twa haggis, sax hen an a puckle sausage.  Ah wis sair pitten aboot and leathered the dug twa mile doon the glen" **

** please note this is a fictional story made up to demonstrate that 'mile' (sco) does not have an s even though there are 2 miles (eng).  I don't even have a dog.

 
i have no idea what this means. but its still funny.