Celebrate Burn's Night with a Macsween Vegetarian Haggis
To celebrate its 25th birthday in 2009, we are giving 25 lucky readers
the chance to win a Macsween vegetarian haggis. Created by the Macsween
family to accompany the launch of the Scottish Poetry Library in 1984,
the vegetarian haggis has become a top seller throughout the UK and the
rest of the world. The poetry connection is ingrained in haggis, as it
was immortalised by Scotland's national poet, Robert Burns, in his ode
'To a haggis'. This is performed with great gusto every year on the anniversary of his birth, the 25th
January. This annual celebration of words, culture and
food is made extra-special in 2009 as it marks the 250th anniverary of
Burns' birth
To win your Macsween vegetarian haggis (enough for 2-3 servings) please answer the
following question:
In which year did Macsween create the vegetarian haggis?
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Rules - please read!
The competition is open to all EU residents (unless stated otherwise) subject to any minimum age stipulations with the exception of employees (and their families) of The Vegetarian Society of the United Kingdom, the relevant company or individual running the competition and anyone connected with the competition.
Only one entry per e-mail address.
The judges decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into relating to the result of the competition.
The name of the winner or winners will be available on our website.
The winner may be required to participate in post-event publicity. The prize winner will chosen at random from the correct entries received on by the date specified.
The Vegetarian Society accepts no responsibility for entry e-mails lost or not received or actions of the companies or individuals running the competition.
No cash or other alternative will be offered in lieu of the prize.
Completed entries must by received by the date specified
