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Is it possible to be vegan in Scotland? Isn’t that the place famous for serving up sheep intestine boiled inside a sheep stomach? (Also known as haggis.) YES! But also! Since it’s launch in 2019  Macsween ‘s vegan haggis has been a best seller, so, you know, there’s hope. And more than hope! With this vegan guide to Scotland I’m going to give you everything you need to more than just ‘survive’ your trip to beautiful Scotland. In this blog post we’re going to touch on accidentally vegan Scottish recipes and foods, how to veganise traditional Scottish foods, vegan restaurants in Scotland, where to stay in Scotland and ethical vegan tourism in Scotland. Thanks in advance for reading, I hope you enjoy it! I. How To Be Vegan In Scotland #1. Accidentally Vegan Scottish Recipes and Foods Tastes like orange soda… not the healthiest thing ever but at least it didn’t harm animals [credit:  wsj ] First things first, are there any Scottish foods and recipes out there which are already accidentally

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