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Poll: Where do you stand in the great coddle debate?

Brown, white or none at all?

Aug 31st 2017, 8:00 PM 7,878 Views 10 Comments

If you reject coddle then you reject love in its simplest form
— rbca (@rebeccatkeane) October 12, 2016

Source: lady reb/Twitter

THE TEMPERATURE IS noticeably dropping.

It’s time to accept that summer is ending and the miserable task of shopping for a winter wardrobe is impending. However, there are some upsides.

Those that aren’t disgusted by coddle can be comforted by the anticipation of having it for dinner several times a week by the time we get past Halloween.

There are three types of Irish people:

The ones who immediately denounce coddle completely:

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The brown coddle people:

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And the white coddle people:

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It’s very difficult to tell which division is greater: the division between those who do and do not like coddle, or the division between those who eat brown coddle and those who eat white coddle.

Let’s find out once and for all. What’s your take on coddle?

Poll Results:

I'm revolted by it. (1523)

White coddle only. (883)

I'd eat either white or brown coddle. (434)

Brown coddle only. (163)

I'm revolted by it.
White coddle only.
Brown coddle only.
I'd eat either white or brown coddle.

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Poll: Where do you stand in the great coddle debate?