Ich habe gehört, dass Krautsalat auch gut zu Lasagne passt
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Von Livelaughlouth
Ich habe gehört, dass Krautsalat auch gut zu Lasagne passt
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Von Livelaughlouth
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I’ve been served chips with lasagna the first time I went to an Italian restaurant in Cork… I wasn’t ready.
You should have cropped out the scam raffle site advertisement from your stolen meme.
Oven chips, lasagna and coleslaw. A national staple.
Lasagna, chips and coleslaw is so so good as a combination
Lasagne and home made potatoe salad with rice…. Dont knock it 👍
The funny part is that „jambon“ means „ham“. Meaning that if you send a French person to the deli for some „jambons“ they will come back with a selection of hams.
Jambons 2 types, Big & Small delicious when fresh, otherwise like eating a beer mat,
Jambons means „hams“. Must be weird for a French person to see us call them that
Was that not a Dara O’Briain joke?
Jambons are handy when they’ve run out of the decent sausage rolls.
Find me a food that we will not bastardise and improve upon in doing so.
Centra jambons are a delight. Been living in Spain 9 years and I miss them something terrible
Am I the only person in Ireland to have nrver tried these.
Coleslaw on pizza is immense
have never tried these
but i can verify Coleslaw and Wedges are lovely
if for whatever reason anyone here happens to find themselves stuck in Monaghan town Mallons in the Shopping centre do amazing Wedges and Chicken Goujons oh and Garlic Drip also amazing
My dad is actually enraged if a lasagne comes without a side salad / coleslaw and he also kind of expects chips. You can imagine how this went down in Rome.
I always found it funny with the French cakes too.
„C’est mille feuille!“
„Milly Filly it is.“
Michael Jackson’s fav- jambon! Heehee!!
Have you ever had a jambon Taka?!
Seeing people eat lasagna with chips was one of the biggest culture shocks when I moved to Ireland.
Curry coleslaw chip or you haven’t lived
Lasagne, coleslaw, baked potato and garlic bread. Now you’re talking