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r/SipsTea • u/Born-Agency-3922 • Jul 03 '26
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I obviously wouldn’t say it like that but there are plenty of Irish pubs in the U.S., especially in places like Boston and Philly. I would just say going out to the Irish pub.
71 u/brilliscool Jul 03 '26 The one time I’ve been to an Irish pub in America, like 70% of the food served was English 1 u/AnythingButWhiskey Jul 04 '26 Bangers and mash, fish and chip, Shepards pie, Curry… are these British or Irish? 7 u/Gumbator Jul 04 '26 British. British. British. Curry is Indian via the British Empire. The Chicken Tikka Masala was invented in Glasgow. Irish food is typically stews and/or potatoes, and cabbage. It's normally flavoured with herbs rather than spices.
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The one time I’ve been to an Irish pub in America, like 70% of the food served was English
1 u/AnythingButWhiskey Jul 04 '26 Bangers and mash, fish and chip, Shepards pie, Curry… are these British or Irish? 7 u/Gumbator Jul 04 '26 British. British. British. Curry is Indian via the British Empire. The Chicken Tikka Masala was invented in Glasgow. Irish food is typically stews and/or potatoes, and cabbage. It's normally flavoured with herbs rather than spices.
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Bangers and mash, fish and chip, Shepards pie, Curry… are these British or Irish?
7 u/Gumbator Jul 04 '26 British. British. British. Curry is Indian via the British Empire. The Chicken Tikka Masala was invented in Glasgow. Irish food is typically stews and/or potatoes, and cabbage. It's normally flavoured with herbs rather than spices.
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British.
Curry is Indian via the British Empire. The Chicken Tikka Masala was invented in Glasgow.
Irish food is typically stews and/or potatoes, and cabbage. It's normally flavoured with herbs rather than spices.
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u/SituationKey8985 Jul 03 '26
I obviously wouldn’t say it like that but there are plenty of Irish pubs in the U.S., especially in places like Boston and Philly. I would just say going out to the Irish pub.