Haggis producer Macsween has launched a burger it claims will reinvigorate the specialty burger market.
Its British beef and haggis burger launches into Dobbies Foodhalls, selected Scottish Sainsbury’s, delis and farm shops from 18 March (rsp: £2.99), and follows a spate of NPD by Macsween to increase haggis consumption.
The burger contains prime British Beef, Macsween haggis and a secret blend of spices and pepper.
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