Who eats haggis?

**Valencian Kilted** · 16th April 06, 12:22 PM

ah..... here we follow the mediterranean diet,... just milk and coffee with some pastry for breakfast.... all u're talking about seems to me a winter lunch!... and we NEVER use butter for cooking, salted or not :mrgreen:

¡Salud!

T O N O

**Rusty** · 16th April 06, 03:47 PM

I'm with you Hamish....... breakfast looks lovely but murder on the arteries.

a nice slice of fried black pudding would go great too

**Hamish** · 16th April 06, 05:30 PM

Originally Posted by Rusty

I'm with you Hamish....... breakfast looks lovely but murder on the arteries.

a nice slice of fried black pudding would go great too

I know, Rusty! The trouble is that I can so clearly sense the smell of the cooking, just by looking at the photos.

Oh, YES! I had forgotten about Black Pudding and haven't had it for several years.......... must look for it at the supermarket next week!

**StoneCold** · 16th April 06, 05:44 PM

While I think a substantial breakfast every now and again is great (for me that's about once a year), I don't know how you fellows are still amongst the walking if you consume that more than once in a while. I know my heart would have seized up by now, and I'm but a mere yoot!

**The Supreme Canuck** · 16th April 06, 06:17 PM

Hey, can anyone tell me just where the heck I can find haggis in Ottawa? It's a hard thing to find.

**Kilted KT** · 16th April 06, 07:51 PM

Originally Posted by The Supreme Canuck

Hey, can anyone tell me just where the heck I can find haggis in Ottawa? It's a hard thing to find.

Look for the pub with the guys saying "I dare you to eat this" inside. Either haggis or rocky mountain oysters...

**The Supreme Canuck** · 16th April 06, 08:36 PM

Er... no. What're the chances that the haggis is any good? And, uh, I'd rather not down any whole glands, thank you.

**flairball** · 16th April 06, 08:37 PM

I can feel my gout kicking in just thinking about it. I'd love to give it a try some day, but I know I'll suffer if I eat more than one bite. Anyway, I think I'll save my detours away from low purine foods for occassions that involve lots of beer.