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Homesick Scots rejoice! Now you can enjoy the delicious taste of authentic lamb haggis with this award-winning recipe from Calendonian Kitchen. Only the finest ingredients are acceptable to make haggis the Caledonian Kitchen way. This is their lamb version of the famous haggis enjoyed by thousands of American Scots since 1996. In 2002 Caledonian Kitchen was honored to compete with some of the giants of haggis-making in Scotland Magazine's haggis competition held at the Old Course Hotel in St. Andrews, Scotland. In 2005 it was featured in Savuer Magazine, where it was deemed " Worthy of Robert Burns."

Ingredients: Water, Lamb, Hydrated Pin Oats, Beef Liver, Refined Beef Suet, Salt, Onions and Spices.

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Avg. Customer Rating:

3 stars

(based on 2 reviews)

Excellent

By Tuden Family

from Newport, RI on 7/9/2008

Pros:

Big flavor

Best Uses:

Heated

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Celtic Lamb Haggis:

Very pleased with the quality and flavor of product. The flavor of the lamb's liver is full, but not overly so. Surprised there are no kidneys in this, but will purchase again.

[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]

unique taste experience

By Greg S

from Leominster, Massachusetts on 5/17/2008

Bottom Line:

No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Comments about Celtic Lamb Haggis:

I have always wondered as probably many have what Haggis really tasted like. Knowing that tasting it in its homeland might never happen. I was surprised and excited to see it offered here. What I found was indeed a unique taste experience. I have to admit it is a "acquired taste". I found it to be extremely strong with the lamb liver being the power behind it. The grains were nicely blended in so as not to be mealy or two ceral. Haggis being as strong as it is definitely needs the addition of the suggested root vegtables and a good dark stout or ale. Would I recommend it to a friend, I would say go to its homeland and try it there. Its definitely is for those of a strong palate.

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