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cook long & low apparently with plenty of robust flavours. The Portuguese seem to like it.
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You're missing out.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostHaggis is stomach? Bleh! I still remember my disgust when I was a small boy at seeing my mother eat tripe.
You don't eat the 'bag' - slice it open and enjoy the contents. Give it a go - you won't regret it.
My mother used to serve tripe occasionally. Disgusting stuff. At least the way she cooked it - no idea if it has potential.
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Fry up tomorrow morning for me. Bacon, egg, black pudding barm with brown sauce.Originally posted by vetran View PostBlack pudding for breakfast this morning thanks to this thread.
Yay!
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Black pudding for breakfast this morning thanks to this thread.
Yay!
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Until then, the tartan army be wearing skirts instead of kilts?Originally posted by barrydidit View PostThey might just, if they enter the ladies competition
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They might just, if they enter the ladies competitionOriginally posted by Hobosapien View PostI thought this was going to be about Scotland qualifying for a football World Cup.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45415789
Like the England Women getting to a World Cup semi-final (in 2015) followed by the men (this year
) maybe the Scotland men's team will qualify for the next World Cup too. 
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I thought this was going to be about Scotland qualifying for a football World Cup.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45415789
Like the England Women getting to a World Cup semi-final (in 2015) followed by the men (this year
) maybe the Scotland men's team will qualify for the next World Cup too.
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Always happy to have both myself.Originally posted by BR14 View PostI'd hate to be asked to choose between them , myself.
They're both ambrosia IMHO

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I'd hate to be asked to choose between them , myself.Originally posted by LondonManc View PostA good point. It also pains me, as a resident of the Metropolitan Borough of Bury (although with a Manchester postcode I hasten to add), to concede that haggis is superior to black pudding.
They're both ambrosia IMHO
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Originally posted by barrydidit View Post...Broadswords, DannyBoy...
Where eagles dare, you'll find that Broadswords and Danny Boys go together well.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostWhat on Earth is or was a Danny Boy? A small garrulous Irishman you can wield in battle to talk your opponent to death?
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What on Earth is or was a Danny Boy? A small garrulous Irishman you can wield in battle to talk your opponent to death?Originally posted by barrydidit View Post... we were doing the tour of Urquhart castle and there was a guy dressed in battle gear with an assortment of weapons (Claymores, Broadswords, DannyBoy's) ...
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