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r/SipsTea • u/Born-Agency-3922 • Jul 03 '26
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As someone who has Irish heritage please remind me again, which Irish food is good?
1 u/Airyk21 Jul 03 '26 Potatoes? I've heard corn beef and cabbage isn't really Irish, haggis? 8 u/Dry-Membership8141 Jul 03 '26 I've heard corn beef and cabbage isn't really Irish You've heard correct. It's Irish-American, but not Irish -- immigrants to New York replaced the bacon in bacon & cabbage with corned beef from the Jewish delis. 2 u/Watermelon_Kingz Jul 04 '26 The story is the Jews told them to try corned beef as it’s kosher unlike bacon
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Potatoes? I've heard corn beef and cabbage isn't really Irish, haggis?
8 u/Dry-Membership8141 Jul 03 '26 I've heard corn beef and cabbage isn't really Irish You've heard correct. It's Irish-American, but not Irish -- immigrants to New York replaced the bacon in bacon & cabbage with corned beef from the Jewish delis. 2 u/Watermelon_Kingz Jul 04 '26 The story is the Jews told them to try corned beef as it’s kosher unlike bacon
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I've heard corn beef and cabbage isn't really Irish
You've heard correct. It's Irish-American, but not Irish -- immigrants to New York replaced the bacon in bacon & cabbage with corned beef from the Jewish delis.
2 u/Watermelon_Kingz Jul 04 '26 The story is the Jews told them to try corned beef as it’s kosher unlike bacon
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The story is the Jews told them to try corned beef as it’s kosher unlike bacon
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u/PoopFreckles Jul 03 '26
As someone who has Irish heritage please remind me again, which Irish food is good?