Maybe it's too late to say this if you've been fantasizing for a couple decades, but I wouldn't expect too much from the haggis. I think it's an acquired taste, and I've eaten it few enough times that I definitely have not acquired it. Update us though. Maybe it was just me.
Haggis isn't revolting like I imagine lutefisk to be. It's just kind of gross. The texture is shitty; the taste is shitty; the thought that you're eating a stomach is shitty. Eating a weird part of the animal is fine if it tastes good (e.g. tripe or balls), but when it doesn't it makes the experience much worse. The first time I had it I was three sheets to the wind and threw up shortly after. It was probably unrelated to the haggis, but it still left a bad taste in my mouth.
Lutefisk is like if someone took the galvanized steel garbage can that the fishmonger uses without a liner and then filled it full of water and boiled grapefruit in it. The grapefruit is the lutefisk. It has an incongruous texture and an aggressively rotten taste. With gravy.
This comment was a train wreck that just wouldn't stop
do you consider yourself an adventurous eater or no?
Well I thought it was fuckin delicious. Would eat again
Not yet but it's also on my list of weird things to eat