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YESTERDAY, AN AMERICAN visitor to Ireland posted a few images of food he sampled during his stay here – and they quickly skyrocketed on Imgur to over 300,000 views.
Chief amongst them was this delicious looking full Irish breakfast:
In the comment section of Reddit’s /r/food, a friendly debate started as to whether those baked beans should be on the plate. Some thought they were imposters, while others defended the beans.
First a hypothetical set of arguments about what makes a true full Irish was put forward
Wednesday 25 December, 2024
Wednesday 25 December, 2024
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This picture of a fry caused a massive debate about beans in full Irish breakfasts
YESTERDAY, AN AMERICAN visitor to Ireland posted a few images of food he sampled during his stay here – and they quickly skyrocketed on Imgur to over 300,000 views.
Chief amongst them was this delicious looking full Irish breakfast:
In the comment section of Reddit’s /r/food, a friendly debate started as to whether those baked beans should be on the plate. Some thought they were imposters, while others defended the beans.
First a hypothetical set of arguments about what makes a true full Irish was put forward
And a defence of the humble tinned beans we all know and love
There’s no such thing as homemade beans on a fry
This Irish person rarely uses beans though
The discussion boiled down to beans – yes or no
American commenters were quick to row in on the issue as well
Nobody will ever agree on this important issue though
So that just leaves us with this burning question: do you take beans in your full Irish?
Poll Results:
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