This boiled bag of offal is banned in the US. In Scotland it’s a fine-dining treat | CNN

omg I love how haggis has become a thing globally 🤯! I mean, who would've thought that some sheep's organs mixed with oats would be so popular? 🙃 But seriously, it's awesome to see this traditional Scottish dish being adapted and enjoyed by different cultures. I had haggis pakora at this one restaurant in Glasgow and it was literally amazing 😍! The combination of spicy kick and savory flavors was on point! 👌
 
I'm just gonna say it, haggis is lit! 🤩 I mean who doesn't love a good plate of mashed tatties and neeps? 🥔👍 And it's so much more than just a traditional Scottish dish, it's like it's taken over the world. 😂 I've seen some crazy haggis recipes online, from haggis burgers to haggis sushi (yes, that's a thing!) 🍣🤯 It's wild how something as humble as sheep's organs can become a symbol of national pride and identity in Scotland. 💪 And let's be real, it's just so comforting and warming... I mean, who doesn't love a good warm, squishy haggis on a cold day? ☕👌
 
omg u gotta try haggis!!! i mean its literally a scottish staple & every1 loves it 🤩!! they put all these weird organs in it but honestly its super comfy n warm like ur mom's cooking 😊, cant say im a big fan of mashed potatoes tho tatties r just boiled potatoes lol! anyways fine dining restaurants r doin haggis justice n its getting popular worldwide even in sikh communities in glasgow 🌎👍
 
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