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How Much Do You Know About Irish Delicacies?

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3.00pm, 13 Feb 2016
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WHICH FOOD ITEM is famous in which county…?

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1. Where is this battered chip and spices ball found?
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Wicklow
Wexford

Waterford
Carlow
2. Where is this punny takeout?
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Bray
Naas

Clonmel
Rosslare
3. Where can you get this massive breakfast, named The Godfather?
Tony\'s Bistro
Cork
Limerick

Dublin
Galway
4. The Chicken Dry Hot and Spicy belongs to which town in the West?
Lantern Chinese Restaurant
Westport
Ballina

Enniscrone
Castlebar
5. The best Dulse is found in...
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Mayo
Sligo

Antrim
Wexford
6. The King Creole is the most famous pitta in which county...
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Kerry
Dublin

Kilkenny
Cork
7. What should you never put in a coddle?
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Sausages
Rashers

Onions
Eggs
8. Which county can you get the country's biggest wrap in?
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Kilkenny
Limerick

Tipperary
Waterford
9. The Sloppy Foley from Cork consists of chips, cheese, and what in a wrap?
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Chicken
Mince

Cod
Mayonnaise
10. How did the New York Times describe our beloved sausage rolls?
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Like pigs in a blanket, but so much better.
Like heaven wrapped in pastry.

Flaky, buttery, like a cake made of meat.
Like the croissant you never wanted.
Answer all the questions to see your result!
You scored out of !
You are one sloppy foley.
Did you even try, we gasp? You exclusively eat porridge, don't you?
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You scored out of !
You must eat A LOT
You aced it. Go have a sloppy foley as a treat.
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You scored out of !
You are a zero in one
Fail. Go read up on your local takeout leaflets, PLEASE.
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You scored out of !
You're a spicebag.
Go on you spice bag. You know what's up, but not TOO much.
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