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To answer all of the questions, Yes! There IS a vegetarian Haggis! Many Haggis recipes abound. The link shows recipes, as they say, "sorted in order of increasing use of animal parts that would normally be thrown away." The vegetarian Haggis is at the bottom of the list. And we all know what THAT means.
Posted 5:15 PM by Andy (3) comments

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And when you eat your Haggis (yes, it is a comestible, at least to Scotsmen) on Robert Burn's day (january 25), what do you say? Now stop that! That's rude! You clean that up right now! Actually you quote Robert Burns "To a Haggis."

# posted by  Andy : December 30, 2006 5:25 PM
 
There is no reason to eat haggis and there is no "vegetarian" haggis since it requires the use of a sheeps stomach for the casing. There being no point to an actual haggis in these modern times when edible food is readily available there is really no reason for a vegetable based simulacrum. It rates right up there with non-alcoholic vodka.

# posted by  A. O. : January 02, 2007 1:19 PM
 
Ah, but there is no reason to consume alcohol either. Haggis, man, will put fur on your sporran.

# posted by  Andy : January 02, 2007 5:13 PM
 
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