The residents and staff of Elm Bank care home in Kettering enjoyed an amazing afternoon celebrating Burns Night, starting ...

"You have the piper, the whisky bearers, the haggis bearer come up. We place the haggis in a very prominent spot in front of ...

With Burns Night just around the corner, the Daily Record has taken a look into the history of haggis and why it is ...

After being processed in, the haggis is addressed, usually by the host for the evening. This is often in the form of Robert Burns’ poem, ‘Address to a Haggis’. For those unfamiliar with the traditions ...

Macsween, a popular maker of the distinctive Scottish dish, has developed a recipe for the U.S. market that swaps sheep lung for lamb heart as a main ingredient.

Proudly, a man addressed the haggis in a booming, resonating voice. The address was a poem written by Burns, in appreciation for the delicacy. After the annunciation of the poem, theatrically ...

Robert Burns most probably wrote the famous poem “Address to a Haggis” in 1786 for a dinner at the house of his merchant friend Andrew Bruce. Burns, widely regarded as the national poet of Scotland, ...

Haggis is surely Scotland's most iconic dish. And with Burns Night finally here, millions of Scots will be tucking into the savoury pudding – made of sheep's offal, oatmeal and and spices ...

But if you couldn't get a ticket in time, or would rather address the haggis on your own terms, there are plenty of good places to find the traditional Scottish dish in the north of England.