Carlingford oysters
If swallowing a dozen oysters doesn’t scare you, then we can’t recommend Carlingford (Co. Louth) oysters highly enough. This is one of…
Gastronomy in Ireland : the must-haves
Beef and Barley Soup
If you’re in Northern Ireland, and want to warm up after a rainy day of exploring, don’t hesitate to try the Beef…
Cadbury
In Ireland, certain food brands are unavoidable and win over the entire population… And the famous Cadbury brand is no exception! Most…
Tayto chips
In Ireland, there’s a brand that’s an essential part of everyday Irish life. The Tayto brand. It is Ireland’s leading producer of…
Irish Christmas specialities Irish Condiments
Irish gravy
In Ireland, gravy is not a detail. Above all, it’s an institution. Simmered for hours, this sauce is thick without being heavy,…
Ór-Real Irish Butter
In Ireland, butter is very important! A ubiquitous ingredient in Irish cuisine, it is perfect on a slice of bread, paired with…
Simnel cake
Are you a daring gourmand who’s never afraid to try out new flavors? We recommend Simnel cake, a very popular cake in…
The cottage pie
Cottage pie, this rustic, hearty dish, is like a culinary embrace straight from Ireland. Made with minced meat and topped with a…
Portavogie shrimp
Portavogie prawns are a Northern Irish specialty. These are shrimps, caught specifically in the village of Portavogie in County Down. It has…
Irish seaweed Local Irish products
Irish sea moss
In Ireland, it’s common practice to exploit the ocean’s natural resources. And in this respect, Irish Sea Moss is a seaweed that…