Comments on Phronk.com: Food Review: Haggis in a Can

I guess this answers my question from your other b...

2011-10-06T02:18:37.776-04:00

I guess this answers my question from your other blog. Nevermind.

And I agree, it does look like dog food. Also like this corned beef hash my parents made me eat once when I was a kid. It was obviously traumatizing, as I remember it vividly 20 something years later.

Oh god, just looking at it made me feel queasy.

2011-09-21T13:25:33.941-04:00

Oh god, just looking at it made me feel queasy.

You should have put that in your coffee.

2011-09-19T16:34:08.693-04:00

You should have put that in your coffee.

Yikes! Gout attack on toast! (The cheese is a nice...

2011-09-19T11:34:12.265-04:00

Yikes! Gout attack on toast! (The cheese is a nice touch.)

Phronk, you are so brave. I salute you.

2011-09-19T09:44:06.056-04:00

Phronk, you are so brave. I salute you.

If you want proper haggis, I recommend Scots Corne...

2011-09-19T06:55:12.735-04:00

If you want proper haggis, I recommend Scots Corner on Burns night. they have haggis on the menu all year round and it is pretty good but not as amazing as what the order in for the festivities. Also, one does not eat the sheep stomach, rather the haggis is prepared inside it- or more commonly these days, in a rubber latex sack, then discarded. If ever you find yourself in Edinburgh, I recommend heading to Macsween's on Broughton St. They make the best haggis I've ever tasted.

Vegetables.

2011-09-18T21:04:02.711-04:00

Vegetables.

Is there ANYTHING you won't eat?

2011-09-18T20:24:12.447-04:00

Is there ANYTHING you won't eat?