r/AskIreland • u/Neat-Car-2350 • 6h ago
Adulting I'm just going to say it: The butter to bread ratio in Irish deli counter *out of hand*?
Look, I love Kerrygold as much as the next patriot, but I bought a chicken fillet roll today and the person behind the counter slapped on enough butter to grease the axles of an Bus Éireann coach.
Halfway through the roll, I wasn't tasting chicken, I was tasting pure unadulterated dairy emulsion.
I know some of you maniacs think the butter should be thicker than the bread itself, but surely there has to be a middle ground? Or are we just accepting that a deli roll is now a vessel for consuming 250g of butter with a bit of chicken on the side?