Ultimate Burns Night Blunder??

[Kiltedmusiclover]

I forgot one of my other guys who I buy from:http://www.thescottishgrocer.com/hag...entationhaggis

He carries both canned and presentation haggis all made by
Caledonian.

[1MUNK3]

Perhaps one of the Scottish Butchers on this list would be able to help
http://www.threetowners.com/scottish_butchers.htm

Hello,
I can vouch for Cameron's of Kearney. They make a wonderful presentation Haggis. I've used them a few times and they've always been great. My Lads can't get enough of their Haggis Puffs and Forfar Bridies, oh and their Scottish Beef Pies. Actually it's all really, really gud ! They ship their stuff excellent. It's always packed superbly ! www.cameronsscottish.com/onlinestore If your still looking definately check 'em out.

[IRISH]

cameron's bridies and pies are top shelf!

[RamsayClanCommish]

I appreciate the tips. Still looking for a haggis.

Not looking promising though.

[Macman]

I appreciate the tips. Still looking for a haggis.

Not looking promising though.

I'd send you some, but they'd stop it at the border.

[Wompet]

Try Lamb etc. If you click on the "haggis in stomach" or "haggis in paunch" pictures, it will show you how many of each, in each particular weight, are in stock. They ship very quickly, too.

[RamsayClanCommish]

I'll check out the link. Thanks.

[vmac3205]

I appreciate the tips. Still looking for a haggis.

Not looking promising though.

Have you called Charles Lamb, over in Roseburg? He sells Lamb's Haggis, etc. He makes his own, and it may be too late, but since you are close, there may be a possibility....you can google Lamb's haggis
If nothing else works out for you, I have a 4 pound haggis from him in my freezer. I ordered too much for my St. Andrews party, and I would sell and ship it to you for what it cost me.

[Wompet]

Victoria, that's a nice thought, but the Agriculture inspectors in Blaine or Seattle (or whoever inspects international mail at that end of the country) would have to seize it - no ovine meat from Canada may enter the U.S. in passenger baggage or through the mail. Macman had it right.
The USDA may have decided that Canada's cows aren't mad, but it considers your sheep moderately peeved.

[McMurdo]

Victoria, that's a nice thought, but the Agriculture inspectors in Blaine or Seattle (or whoever inspects international mail at that end of the country) would have to seize it - no ovine meat from Canada may enter the U.S. in passenger baggage or through the mail. Macman had it right.
The USDA may have decided that Canada's cows aren't mad, but it considers your sheep moderately peeved.

Gary
Victoria is in Vancouver Washington good ol' U.S.A.