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What's Irishy that can be brought to a Christmas party?

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  • 18-11-2014 3:57pm
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    nehpets987
    Registered Users Posts: 4 ✭


    Hey! I am working in a school in Spain at the moment and we are having a Christmas party next month. They've asked me to put together some Irish things to have at the party. I know there will also be French, German, Austrian, Spanish and American ones there too. So what kind of food or activities could I bring to be the Irish contribution to the party? I suppose it doesn't necessarily have to be Christmasy. But is there even any desserts or anything that are really Irish?
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    tradhead
    Registered Users Posts: 369 ✭✭tradhead


    When I was living in Spain I had the same issue!

    In the end I bought a few cans of Guinness (I think it was in Carrefour) and a cheap bottle of cava and made Black Velvet cocktails for everyone :)


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    irishejit
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    Maybe some boxty, bit of smoked salmon on the top to jazz it up a bit. if you made small enough ones could do as finger food


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    tradhead
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    Ooh Guinness brown bread is yum and would be fab with smoked salmon as mentioned above, or anything really!

    (I swear I'm not a complete alco by the way, I used to work in Guinness and to be fair it's something that the vast majority of Europeans would associate with Ireland!) :rolleyes:


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    nehpets987
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    Believe it or not I'm actually on one of the Islands and there no Carrefour. I'll have to track some Guinness down. I've been told today that myself, a French girl and an Austrian girl will actually be organising the WHOLE Christmas party. So now we need to think of activities for that too.


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