Haggis - Great Food from Scotland!

Fresh haggis actually tastes quite nice.

But it wasn't a Scottish dish, originally.

Boiling a sheeps stomach were one of the ealiest ways of cooking. It is simply that Scottish cuisine is so primitive that this ancient food survives there.

I understand that it was also eaten in remote and backward parts of Greece and Northern England until last century....

Interesting.

HAGGIS IS ENGLISH HAHAHA .....but you can keep it because it tastes like shit anyway

lol

PS..It's NOT Edinboro...It's Edinburgh!

Edinboro is in Texas.

Edinburgh is in Scotland.

PS..It's not S-C-A-T-L-A-N-D Mr American.
It's S-C-O-T-L-A-N-D.
They are 'SCOTS' and not 'Scats'
You need to work with your 'A's and your O's'
LoL

Scatland

You should look up scat XD

Eff it's no Scoattish, it's Crappppppppp!

(is how ye say it)

The ingredients of haggis aren't Scottish, unless the haggis made from Scottish ingredients. If the ingredients are Greek, it's a Greek haggis....There is nothing uniquely Scottish about haggis.

Just because a sheep is from Greece doesn't make the recipe Greek, (because Haggis originated in Scotland.) Right?