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Thursday 7 November, 2024
Thursday 7 November, 2024
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Legendary Dublin pub The Gravediggers just invented the Irish spring roll
JOHN KAVANAGH “THE Gravediggers” is a well known pub in Glasnevin, Dublin – with a serious reputation for pouring a fine pint of Guinness.
And that’s evidently not the end of their talents, because:
They’ve made their own very Irish versions of spring rolls
Oh. Yes.
A new frontier for traditional Irish pubs, surely.
The Irish spring rolls were announced on Facebook this week and contain ham, cabbage and spuds – all in a traditional spring roll coating
They look like they would go down as well as a packet of King cheese & onion with a pint of the black stuff, to be fair.
Our compliments to the chef.
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