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Things to eat in Ireland


Ireland is a wonderful country and you will enjoy your time there thanks to the people, the views a me the food. You should try this 4 things if you visit Ireland.


Butter

It’s rich, creamy, and flavorful. The Irish have been known to slather it on sandwiches instead of mayonnaise and even on digestive biscuits for dessert. Increible...


Brown Bread

Need an excuse to spread more of that addictive Irish butter on something? Fresh brown bread is another Irish staple. Many restaurants make their own. Wonderful...

Vegetable Soup

Filled with veggies like turnips, carrots, potatoes, and onions, the soup is then blended with a little cream. Delicious...

Fish and Chips

The closer you get to the sea or ocean, the better it is. Order fresh-battered cod with chips, and when they ask if you want it with salt and vinegar, say yes....

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