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* In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQz1LyuqG58 this commercial]] for the Dutch cheese brand Uniekaas, a Dutch family takes a holiday to Scotland and enjoys all the local traditions and activities, until they visit a restaurant and order the national dish. Fortunately, they still have their own bread and cheese.
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* In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQz1LyuqG58 this commercial]] for the Dutch cheese brand Uniekaas, a Dutch family takes a holiday to Scotland and enjoys all the local traditions and activities, until they visit a restaurant and order the national dish. Fortunately, they still have their own bread and cheese.
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* ''[[Film/{{Garfield}} Garfield: A Tale Of Two Kitties]]'' simultaneously averts and plays it straight thanks to the PrinceAndPauper plot involving the titular cat and Prince, the aptly-named IdenticalStranger. Haggis is said to be Prince's favorite dish, but when his bulldog assistant Winston offers it to Garfield and explains what it's made of, our hero, famous though he is as a BigEater, [[EverybodyHasStandards politely turns it down]]. Instead, he gets all the animals on the estate to work together to make -- what else? -- enough [[TrademarkFavoriteFood lasagna]] to serve to everyone.
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** In a Donald Duck story by [[Creator/CarlBarks Carl Barks]], "Mystery of the Loch," Donald's first attempt to photograph Nessie ends with him running away. His nephews go to a local shop to buy "courage," and the shopkeeper offers up haggis instead. After one bite (and disproportionate reaction), Donald is raring to go after Nessie again... on the grounds that, after tasting haggis, ''nothing else can frighten him anymore.''

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** In a Donald Duck story by [[Creator/CarlBarks Carl Barks]], Creator/CarlBarks, "Mystery of the Loch," Donald's first attempt to photograph Nessie ends with him running away. His nephews go to a local shop to buy "courage," and the shopkeeper offers up haggis instead. After one bite (and disproportionate reaction), Donald is raring to go after Nessie again... on the grounds that, after tasting haggis, ''nothing else can frighten him anymore.''
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* In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQz1LyuqG58 this commercial]] for the Dutch cheese brand Uniekaas, a Dutch family takes a holiday to Scotland and enjoys all the local traditions and activities, untill they visit a restaurant and order the national dish. Fortunately, they still have their own bread and cheese.

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* In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQz1LyuqG58 this commercial]] for the Dutch cheese brand Uniekaas, a Dutch family takes a holiday to Scotland and enjoys all the local traditions and activities, untill until they visit a restaurant and order the national dish. Fortunately, they still have their own bread and cheese.
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* In ''Literature/HarryPotter'', when the ThreeAmigos go to Nick's deathday party, there is a bunch of rotten food, and it includes haggis. Though actually, all of the food is rotten, and none of the three wants to eat any of it.

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* In ''Literature/HarryPotter'', when the ThreeAmigos ''Literature/HarryPotter'': When Harry, Ron and Hermione go to Nick's deathday party, there is a bunch of rotten food, and it includes haggis. Though actually, all of the food is rotten, and none of the three wants to eat any of it.

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* In a [[ComicBook/DisneyDucksComicUniverse Donald Duck]] story by [[Creator/CarlBarks Carl Barks]], "Mystery of the Loch," Donald's first attempt to photograph Nessie ends with him running away. His nephews go to a local shop to buy "courage," and the shopkeeper offers up haggis instead. After one bite (and disproportionate reaction), Donald is raring to go after Nessie again... on the grounds that, after tasting haggis, ''nothing else can frighten him anymore.''

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In a [[ComicBook/DisneyDucksComicUniverse Donald Duck]] Duck story by [[Creator/CarlBarks Carl Barks]], "Mystery of the Loch," Donald's first attempt to photograph Nessie ends with him running away. His nephews go to a local shop to buy "courage," and the shopkeeper offers up haggis instead. After one bite (and disproportionate reaction), Donald is raring to go after Nessie again... on the grounds that, after tasting haggis, ''nothing else can frighten him anymore.''''
** In a different Scrooge [=McDuck=] story by Creator/DonRosa, "Dream of a Lifetime", Donald meets Scrooge in a dream about his uncle's childhood in Scotland. When Donald succumbs to CutenessProximity upon the sight of young Scrooge, Scrooge begs him to go easy because he ate haggis that morning.
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* ''ComicStrip/HagarTheHorrible'': in one strip, Hägar brings haggis back from an expedition in Scotland. Then his wife cooks it, and upon planting a knife in it, it lets a music sound out... Hägar's wife actually cooked the bagpipe he brought from Scotland instead of the haggis.

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* ''ComicStrip/HagarTheHorrible'': in In one strip, Hägar brings haggis back from an expedition in Scotland. Then his wife cooks it, and upon planting a knife in it, it lets a music sound out... Hägar's wife actually cooked the bagpipe he brought from Scotland instead of the haggis.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/ProStars'' episode "Knightmare Riders", the team is offered a plate of haggis as a welcome. [[BigEater Wayne]] swallows a big piece... and then is told how it's made. Then he says "I'll just fast for a while" and faints.
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** Pessimal has since expanded on the canonical idea of the Klatchian Sheep's Eye - basically, a disgusting foodstuff deliberately offered to a visitor, with a totally straight face, in the expectation that it cannot be refused out of politeness. The locals then gain a moment of mirth at the expense of the hapless visitor. He argues ''every'' Discworld country does this to naive visitors. In ''Fanfoc/ThePriceOfFlight'', a novice pilot sent to the Discworld's "Scandinavia" gets the learning opportunity to politely decline ''hakarl'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Iceland}} Island]], ''lutefisk'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Denmark}} the Skaggeraks]], and ''surstrommong'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Sweden}} Hubsvensska]]. She then gets offered ''salmiakki'' and ''mammi'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Finland}} Swommi]].

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** Pessimal has since expanded on the canonical idea of the Klatchian Sheep's Eye - basically, a disgusting foodstuff deliberately offered to a visitor, with a totally straight face, in the expectation that it cannot be refused out of politeness. The locals then gain a moment of mirth at the expense of the hapless visitor. He argues ''every'' Discworld country does this to naive visitors. In ''Fanfoc/ThePriceOfFlight'', ''Fanfic/ThePriceOfFlight'', a novice pilot sent to the Discworld's "Scandinavia" gets the learning opportunity to politely decline ''hakarl'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Iceland}} Island]], ''lutefisk'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Denmark}} the Skaggeraks]], and ''surstrommong'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Sweden}} Hubsvensska]]. She then gets offered ''salmiakki'' and ''mammi'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Finland}} Swommi]].
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** Pessimal has since expanded on the canonical idea of the Klatchian Sheep's Eye - basically, a disgusting foodstuff deliberately offered to a visitor, with a totally straight face, in the expectation that it cannot be refused out of politeness. The locals then gain a moment of mirth at the expense of the hapless visitor. He argues ''every'' Discworld country does this to naive visitors. In ''Fanfoc/ThePriceOfFlight'', a novice pilot sent to the Discworld's "Scandinavia" gets the learning opportunity to politely decline ''hakarl'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Iceland}} Island]], ''lutefisk'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Denmark}} the Skaggeraks]], and ''surstrommong'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Sweden}} Hubsvensska]]. She then gets offered ''salmiakki'' and ''mammi'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Finland]] Swommi]].

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** Pessimal has since expanded on the canonical idea of the Klatchian Sheep's Eye - basically, a disgusting foodstuff deliberately offered to a visitor, with a totally straight face, in the expectation that it cannot be refused out of politeness. The locals then gain a moment of mirth at the expense of the hapless visitor. He argues ''every'' Discworld country does this to naive visitors. In ''Fanfoc/ThePriceOfFlight'', a novice pilot sent to the Discworld's "Scandinavia" gets the learning opportunity to politely decline ''hakarl'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Iceland}} Island]], ''lutefisk'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Denmark}} the Skaggeraks]], and ''surstrommong'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Sweden}} Hubsvensska]]. She then gets offered ''salmiakki'' and ''mammi'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Finland]] [[UsefulNotes/{{Finland}} Swommi]].
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** Pessimal has since expanded on the canonical idea of the Klatchian Sheep's Eye - basically, a disgusting foodstuff deliberately offered to a visitor, with a totally straight face, in the expectation that it cannot be refused out of politeness. The locals then gain a moment of mirth at the expense of the hapless visitor. He argues ''every'' Discworld country does this to naive visitors. In ''Fanfoc/ThePriceOfFlight'', a novice pilot sent to the Discworld's "Scandinavia" gets the learning opportunity to politely decline ''hakarl'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Iceland}} Island]], ''lutefisk'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Denmark}} the Skaggeraks]], and ''surstrommong'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Sweden}} Hubsvensska]]. She then gets offered ''salmiakki'' and ''mammi'' in [[UsefulNotes/{{Finland]] Swommi]].
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* In a [[RunningGag Recurring Sketch]] on ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'', Mike Myers plays the proprietor of an "All Things Scottish" store in UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity. His CatchPhrase is "If it’s not Scottish, it's crap!" But not even ''he'' likes haggis.

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* In a [[RunningGag Recurring Sketch]] on ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'', Mike Myers plays the proprietor of an "All Things Scottish" store in UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity. His CatchPhrase catchphrase is "If it’s not Scottish, it's crap!" But not even ''he'' likes haggis.
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Extensive personal experience! Plus, 'hamburgers and a sausages' is incredibly vague, considering the variety of consistencies and flavours found in each of them.


If you must know, haggis basically tastes like a cross between a hamburger and a sausage. And yes, it really is ''delicious''. Laddie/Lassie. Robert Burns[[note]]referred to, variously, as Scotland's favourite son, or "The Bard" - yes, equating him (at least poetically) with Shakespeare[[/note]] wrote a poem about it - [[https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Address_to_a_Haggis Address to a Haggis]] - that is read, in full, as the Haggis is presented during a Burns Night supper -- which consists of Haggis, naturally enough, accompanied by the traditional Neeps and Tatties.[[note]]Swede (aka rutabaga) and Potatoes[[/note]]

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If you must know, haggis basically tastes like a cross between a hamburger and a sausage.sausage, or peppery mince. And yes, it really is ''delicious''. Laddie/Lassie. Robert Burns[[note]]referred to, variously, as Scotland's favourite son, or "The Bard" - yes, equating him (at least poetically) with Shakespeare[[/note]] wrote a poem about it - [[https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Address_to_a_Haggis Address to a Haggis]] - that is read, in full, as the Haggis is presented during a Burns Night supper -- which consists of Haggis, naturally enough, accompanied by the traditional Neeps and Tatties.[[note]]Swede (aka rutabaga) and Potatoes[[/note]]
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* Peter Puppy's hatred of haggis is a RunningGag on the ''WesternAnimation/EarthwormJim'' series, usually accompanied by him describing the dish. Zigzagged, as Peter has stated he used to enjoy haggis before learning what was in it.

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* Peter Puppy's hatred of haggis is a RunningGag on the ''WesternAnimation/EarthwormJim'' series, usually accompanied by him describing the dish. Zigzagged, as Peter has stated he used to enjoy haggis [[IAteWhat before learning what was in it.]]
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* ''Literature/TheEnchantedFiles'': In ''Diary of a Mad Brownie'' / ''Cursed'', Angus actually ''likes'' haggis, having lived in Scotland for so long, but when he describes it to Alex, she cuts him off and starts acting like she has to vomit from the description alone.
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* In ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/35407615/chapters/88256548 Lost Pages of the Discworld Atlas: Hyperllamedos]]'' by Daibhid Ceannaideach, riffing on Creator/AAPessimal's take on a Literature/{{Discworld}} Scotland, it's noted that haggis is actually made out of much the same ingredients as an Ankh-Morpork sausage, the difference being that Morporkians know you're supposed to ''disguise'' them.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'': In "Bubbeo and Juliet", Duckworth brings Scrooge his favourite lunch . . . Haggis. Scrooge is usually pleased by the meal (though his enjoyment of the meal is interrupted by the smell of the Blurff's barbecue next door), Duckworth looks queasy.
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If you must know, haggis basically tastes like a cross between a hamburger and a sausage. And yes, it really is ''delicious''. Laddie. Robert Burns[[note]]referred to, variously, as Scotland's favourite son, or "The Bard" - yes, equating him (at least poetically) with Shakespeare[[/note]] wrote a poem about it - [[https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Address_to_a_Haggis Address to a Haggis]] - that is read, in full, as the Haggis is presented during a Burns Night supper -- which consists of Haggis, naturally enough, accompanied by the traditional Neeps and Tatties.[[note]]Swede (aka rutabaga) and Potatoes[[/note]]

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If you must know, haggis basically tastes like a cross between a hamburger and a sausage. And yes, it really is ''delicious''. Laddie.Laddie/Lassie. Robert Burns[[note]]referred to, variously, as Scotland's favourite son, or "The Bard" - yes, equating him (at least poetically) with Shakespeare[[/note]] wrote a poem about it - [[https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Address_to_a_Haggis Address to a Haggis]] - that is read, in full, as the Haggis is presented during a Burns Night supper -- which consists of Haggis, naturally enough, accompanied by the traditional Neeps and Tatties.[[note]]Swede (aka rutabaga) and Potatoes[[/note]]

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