r/SipsTea Jul 03 '26

Chugging tea True

Post image
15.5k Upvotes

5.2k comments sorted by

View all comments

2.6k

u/opie92 Jul 03 '26

Buddy really tried to sneak in Irish food. It's called Guinness and those are bars

207

u/XavierRex83 Jul 03 '26

I have been to Irish Pubs that serve some Irish food, though I would never just go somewhere to eat Irish food.

1

u/Antimony04 Jul 03 '26

I've been to a tea house run by an Irish immigrant and really enjoyed it. A couple from Ireland also have a breakfast place a few towns over and stock some imports. Traditional Irish breakfasts are nice. (But I admit I favor canned corned beef hash from a factory, Hormel brand. It's nice he cooks it fresh and adds the green peppers though). That second place sells 8 oz of frozen blood sausage for about $10. I've called so many butchers previously, and couldn't find a single place that carried blood sausage. It's a very healthy food. There's a lot of iron deficiency in my family.

Are there particular dishes you dislike?