Haggis celebrated

Robert Burns once called haggis 'great chieftain to the sausage race'; it's an acquired taste.

Shawn Standley slices the haggis after first addressing it in true Robbie Burns style

Shawn Standley slices the haggis after first addressing it in true Robbie Burns style

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