Around the world this week, Scots gathered in their tartans, heard the squeal of a bagpipe and dug into a serving of haggis as they honored their most famous countryman, poet Robert Burns. From ...

A third replied: 'Yes, traditionally people keep them as animals and raise them, usually from birth, until Burns Day where people will put down their pet haggis.' Someone else posted ...

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Now Scotland’s biggest haggis producer is set to bring the traditional dish back to the US using a new recipe designed to crack one of the world’s biggest export markets. Macsween of Edinburgh ...

But there’s one designation for January 25 rich in history, heritage and haggis — Robbie Burns Day! January 25 marks the birthday of Robert (Robbie) Burns, a Scottish poet born in 1759 in ...

Given my restaurants 40 Dean Street and 64 Old Compton Street are both Italian, I admit neither might be the first place anyone would turn to for Burns Night, a celebration of the Scotland’s ...

Haggis, born to parents Otto and Gloria on October 30, has quickly become a global sensation – even featuring on popular American skit show Saturday Night Live. Pygmy hippos are an endangered species ...

BURNS night is just around the corner. And it's traditional to celebrate the bard, Rabbie Burns, by eating haggis, neeps and tatties for dinner. Even for Scots, cooking haggis can be daunting ...