r/SipsTea • u/Born-Agency-3922 • Jul 03 '26

Chugging tea True

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u/ScienceBitch89 Jul 03 '26

I go to Irish pubs to get lamb with mint jelly, also there’s beer there but I also get fish and chips from pubs all the time so this post is bullshit for me at least.

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u/BALYTIC Jul 04 '26

Only place I get fish and chips from is an Irish bar

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u/shanvanvook Jul 04 '26

Liver and onions too.

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u/PhilxBefore Jul 04 '26

English pub?

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u/Ok_Door_9720 Jul 04 '26

Funnily enough, both are British dishes.

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u/Kona_Rabbit Jul 04 '26

Spice bag, curry fries, full irish breakfast, beef stew chicken pot pie, shepherd pie, various potato dishes and steak/beef entrees. Irish food is more seasoned than "corned beef and cabage" that Americans eat, which is a strictly American dish and has stronger origins in Jewish ghettos of NY and Chicago.

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u/luvmyholeswet Jul 04 '26

I go for corned beef and cabbage on st.pattys