Americans hunting haggis

[Setsuna]

MacSweens Vegetarian Haggis is amazing. Yeah, its not real haggis, but its an amazing meal in it's own right.

There are meat eaters who wont touch haggis with a barge pole, remember.

[Fozzy Bear]

i've never understood the big deal about vegitarian haggis. i mean, have you ever seen a carnivorous haggis?

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[DrAlex]

What exactly is in vegetarian haggis?

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[Al]

Quoting DrAlex from 13:03, 27th Aug 2006
What exactly is in vegetarian haggis?

"Kidney beans, lentils, a mixture of vegetables and nuts, combined with the traditional haggis ingredients; oatmeal, onions and the same spicy seasoning base." Apparently.

[exnihilo]

Quoting David from 03:49, 26th Aug 2006
americans annoy me, I have heard "!crow-marr-tee" instead of cromarty and "ay-vee-more" instead of aviemore far too many times

Hmm. Odd point. Presumably you're totally comfortable with the countless US place names of French, Spanish or Native American origin that are not pronounced quite how a native Briton might expect? Come to that presumably you're ok with pronouncing Cromar as "crow-mar" and not "crom-ar"? Or with some of the more unusual Scottish place names such as Kirkcudbright and Kilconquhar and Milngavie?

[Bonnie]

How do Parisians feel when we say the name of that city?

Honestly, get over it.

Quoting David from 03:49, 26th Aug 2006
americans annoy me, I have heard "!crow-marr-tee" instead of cromarty and "ay-vee-more" instead of aviemore far too many times

[DrAlex]

Or Arabs when we pronounce anywhere/thing.

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