Where can you get haggis in the USA?

[Dr_LHA 3]

Oh yeah, I got duped into that black pudding taste test once.

You know what else they say: fool me once, shame on you, Fool me twice, errr, won't be fooled again.

Yes, black pudding is gross. Although weirdly the only time my USC wife got to try it, it was oddly good. "Oddly" because I grew up eating it and always hated it. I was so shocked, the next day I had some with breakfast (a different place) and it was the same old gross stuff again.

Clearly only Stratford-upon-Avon has good black pudding.

[Lou Lou 1]

Oh yeah, I got duped into that black pudding taste test once.

You know what else they say: fool me once, shame on you, Fool me twice, errr, won't be fooled again.

I dunno, most US food manufacturers could be accused of the same 'crime'

[sukimi 0]

I once gave a fellow student a ride home from college ( 8 hour drive) and her parents thanked me by giving me a haggis pie. My car stunk for weeks!

[Reba 2]

We are visiting Edinburgh in March and Haggis, tatties and neeps are definately on the menu

go to the Rose Street Pub. Its very good there So's the beer

[englishamericanvisa 0]

I get frozen haggis from a UK foods store near Boston. It's run by a Scot and she imports sausages, haggis and black pudding from a butcher in Scotland. The stuff is top quality. She doesn't have an online store, but I bet if a fellow Scot called her she would be more than willing to help out. Don't send it in the mail from the UK. Yes, it would get stopped by customs, and you'd have to send it overnight in a cool container anyway which would cost a bomb. I think it would even cost a bomb to buy it over here as the same overnight shipping would have to apply in order for it to get to him safely.

I love the stuff. Nice with a roast chicken

Oh! Oh! I am moving to Boston to be with my husband and have fallen upon your post in manner of hungry Rottweiler! Where is the shop? Whereisitwhereisitwhereisitwhereisit??

[beccaogingi 0]

Depending on where you are, these folks make really good meat pies at least, I am not sure about their haggis but it must be nice:

http://www.cameronsofkearny.net/onlinestore/main.cfm

[Welshcookie 17]

We are visiting Edinburgh in March and Haggis, tatties and neeps are definately on the menu

go to the Rose Street Pub. Its very good there So's the beer

Thanks! We shall check it out!

[AFQuaid 18]

The Brits must have made quite an impression to have these little places in the US

[Lou Lou 1]

I get frozen haggis from a UK foods store near Boston. It's run by a Scot and she imports sausages, haggis and black pudding from a butcher in Scotland. The stuff is top quality. She doesn't have an online store, but I bet if a fellow Scot called her she would be more than willing to help out. Don't send it in the mail from the UK. Yes, it would get stopped by customs, and you'd have to send it overnight in a cool container anyway which would cost a bomb. I think it would even cost a bomb to buy it over here as the same overnight shipping would have to apply in order for it to get to him safely.

I love the stuff. Nice with a roast chicken

Oh! Oh! I am moving to Boston to be with my husband and have fallen upon your post in manner of hungry Rottweiler! Where is the shop? Whereisitwhereisitwhereisitwhereisit??

It's called the Union Jack in Peabody. It's on Newbury Street near the mini dealer. It looks a complete dive but they have everything you may crave! Ask for what stuff she may have in the back freezer to get the really good chipolatas and stuff. Not badly priced either

There is also British Delights in Chelmsford, MA. I would bother with online odering. They're a pain in the #######! Best to visit the shop instead.

You can also get to Trader Joes all around MA that have really good quality food and very cheap.