The World in Chips
| September 19, 2018
Haggis & Cracked Black Pepper – Scotland
Mackie’s of Scotland is a popular brand that ships their chips all around the UK, and are best known for their quintessentially Scottish flavors, like Haggis & Cracked Black Pepper. The chips themselves taste mostly like pepper — the thick, kettle-cooked chips are tossed in tons of black pepper and salt, which makes them intensely flavorful. It’s hard to really taste the haggis, but there’s definitely a meaty, rich undertone below all that black pepper.
Had my first #Haggis flavoured potato crisps on @ScotRail today. Absolutely loved it. The black pepper did help though! Need to get them exporting to #Dubai # UAE ?? @mackies_crisps @mackiesscotland ??????? pic.twitter.com/1mDjs6a6bE
— Ali S. Ali (@Ali_S_T_Ali) June 10, 2018
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