u/Fantastic_Peanut_953

Hey everybody,

I'm an English-teacher in Germany and one topic is Scotland. And without fail, you will find way too much stuff about haggis in all the textbooks. It appears in texts, pictures, dialogues and I even saw one with a video of its production. But somehow I cannot imagine it being that famous.

Is it really that common or is it mostly a stereotypical thing like Germans and Sauerkraut? (which I ate exactly 0 times in the last 3 years)

And also for my next classes. What would a really common dish/meal that people actually eat be?