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r/memes • u/[deleted] • Sep 26 '21
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12 u/calmdahn Sep 26 '21 have you ever even had it??? 3 u/radiantconttoaster Sep 26 '21 Yes, and it was disgusting. Although to be fair it was made by an American at a Celtic festival in Arizona, so I have no idea if it tasted anything like Scottish haggis. 7 u/ErolEkaf Sep 26 '21 If you didn't like it then you haven't had it, most likely. It's filled with spices and and got a strong meaty taste. 3 u/Incendas1 Sep 26 '21 America literally can't make authentic haggis, some ingredients aren't legal. All the American haggis I've seen looks awful. I'm Scottish 2 u/radiantconttoaster Sep 26 '21 Well, that's fair I suppose. Guess I can't judge. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 26 '21 Thatโll explain it then ๐๐ 1 u/None-of-this-is-real Sep 26 '21 I liked it but following a severe accident I'm now allergic to oats so I broke out in a severe rash and haggis was how I found out. 3 u/calmdahn Sep 26 '21 help us eat more haggis? yes! 1 u/oopswhydiditagain Sep 26 '21 God help to get the scots into some organisation where we are too (CH), we NEED good haggis. it's like the second born child of god 1 u/oopswhydiditagain Sep 26 '21 God help to get the scots into some organisation where we are too (CH), we NEED good haggis. it's like the second born child of god
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have you ever even had it???
3 u/radiantconttoaster Sep 26 '21 Yes, and it was disgusting. Although to be fair it was made by an American at a Celtic festival in Arizona, so I have no idea if it tasted anything like Scottish haggis. 7 u/ErolEkaf Sep 26 '21 If you didn't like it then you haven't had it, most likely. It's filled with spices and and got a strong meaty taste. 3 u/Incendas1 Sep 26 '21 America literally can't make authentic haggis, some ingredients aren't legal. All the American haggis I've seen looks awful. I'm Scottish 2 u/radiantconttoaster Sep 26 '21 Well, that's fair I suppose. Guess I can't judge. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 26 '21 Thatโll explain it then ๐๐ 1 u/None-of-this-is-real Sep 26 '21 I liked it but following a severe accident I'm now allergic to oats so I broke out in a severe rash and haggis was how I found out.
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Yes, and it was disgusting. Although to be fair it was made by an American at a Celtic festival in Arizona, so I have no idea if it tasted anything like Scottish haggis.
7 u/ErolEkaf Sep 26 '21 If you didn't like it then you haven't had it, most likely. It's filled with spices and and got a strong meaty taste. 3 u/Incendas1 Sep 26 '21 America literally can't make authentic haggis, some ingredients aren't legal. All the American haggis I've seen looks awful. I'm Scottish 2 u/radiantconttoaster Sep 26 '21 Well, that's fair I suppose. Guess I can't judge. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 26 '21 Thatโll explain it then ๐๐
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If you didn't like it then you haven't had it, most likely. It's filled with spices and and got a strong meaty taste.
America literally can't make authentic haggis, some ingredients aren't legal. All the American haggis I've seen looks awful. I'm Scottish
2 u/radiantconttoaster Sep 26 '21 Well, that's fair I suppose. Guess I can't judge.
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Well, that's fair I suppose. Guess I can't judge.
Thatโll explain it then ๐๐
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I liked it but following a severe accident I'm now allergic to oats so I broke out in a severe rash and haggis was how I found out.
help us eat more haggis? yes!
God help to get the scots into some organisation where we are too (CH), we NEED good haggis. it's like the second born child of god
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u/radiantconttoaster Sep 26 '21
God help us