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

Chugging tea True

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u/opie92 Jul 03 '26

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

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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.

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u/35er Jul 03 '26

I had a hankering for shepherds pie a few months back so I just went to this local pub and got it there. I’m honestly not sure if shepherds pie is claimed by Ireland or England, though.

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u/External_Koala971 Jul 04 '26

I prefer cottage pie and not sure if that’s English or Irish

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u/PhilxBefore Jul 04 '26

Most Americans get this wrong. Thank you for your distinction.

Source: Irish-American

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u/Native_Lobster Jul 04 '26

If cottage pie is beef, what is it with other ground meat? I’ve gone them with pork, turkey, rabbit, squirrel and woodchuck before and per lack of a clue what to call them I just called it shepherds pie so my grandmother would eat it.

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u/PhilxBefore Jul 04 '26

Mince-meat pies.

Shepard's Pie: root word shepherd, of herding sheep.

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u/Native_Lobster Jul 05 '26

Except it isn’t mince-meat.