It can only be called Craic if made in Ireland, otherwise it’s just sparkling fun.
Why is Dara o Brien on the label of a British cheese passing itself off as Irish
Ah ye, the famous Irish clan of, Bradbury.
I, for one, would eat of this delicious lie-cheese.
I love that the stereotypical view of someone from Ireland is a lad in a flatcap playing diddly eye music with a few teeth missing.
England, you’re not exactly ones to be talking about dental issues…
The big non Irish head on yer wan
The big non Irish head on yer wan
To be fair to anyone who doesn’t know, the Irish dairy rep is *very* strong.
I’ve lived in Toronto for a decade at this point and yeah, Irish dairy products are very much a premium.
I think most of the cheddar they use in England is exported from here tho. That cheddar is probably made in Ireland, sold to a company in England and sold off to Canada.
Shitehawkery!!
jesus man, who cares
Could the actual milk be Irish. We export a lot.
In New Zealand at the moment and really miss the Irish cheese 🧀 so much 😭
Shouldve called it Craicarabarrell
Jaysus who’s up for a bit of the aul craic cheese
As a side note, love how Canada requires packaging to be bilingual. In principle it’s a great way to keep a language as visible in society as the dominant one for something as ubiquitous and everyday as shopping
Those Protestants, up to no good as usual.
Can’t import Irish cheese without massive tarrifs. Need CETA to fix that. Until then the brits get to go via Commonwealth deals
While it’s hilarious, it looks like the company imports cheese from all over Europe, packs it and exports it. So the cheese likely is Irish, but was exported from England.
“Access to a wide range of British and European cheese – We have a large stockholding of 400 cheeses from 200 suppliers”
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Oh please let this be a joke and you’re actually not that sensitive!!
British company that buys Irish cheese and exports it to Canada?
It’s marketing, sure Kerrymaid, isn’t made in Kerry nor is a lot of the cheeses with place names
How much is it? I remember cheese being crazy expensive in Canada.
They could’ve picked a more Irish sounding surname…..
Racist cheese
Wait til you find out about Donegal Catch…
>Cultural appropriation
We don’t do that shite here
It’s funnier because it’s “cheddar”. So, it’s a weird cultural misappropriation at the same time.
It’s made by adding Irish culture and rennet to milk…
The people of Cheddar in England could argue that all cheddar produced outside of there is cultural appropriation.
It clearly says a moisture was imported from England…the cheese is Irish.
What if I told you Cuisine de France wasn’t actually French…
Crack is a term from Northern England that was brought over here. It wasn’t widely spelled as “craic” until the ’90s.
The British have no culture so they borrow it from the countries they used to own
https://arethebritsatitagain.org/
It can only be called Craic if made in Ireland, otherwise it’s just sparkling fun.
Why is Dara o Brien on the label of a British cheese passing itself off as Irish
Ah ye, the famous Irish clan of, Bradbury.
I, for one, would eat of this delicious lie-cheese.
I love that the stereotypical view of someone from Ireland is a lad in a flatcap playing diddly eye music with a few teeth missing.
England, you’re not exactly ones to be talking about dental issues…
The big non Irish head on yer wan
The big non Irish head on yer wan
To be fair to anyone who doesn’t know, the Irish dairy rep is *very* strong.
I’ve lived in Toronto for a decade at this point and yeah, Irish dairy products are very much a premium.
I think most of the cheddar they use in England is exported from here tho. That cheddar is probably made in Ireland, sold to a company in England and sold off to Canada.
Shitehawkery!!
jesus man, who cares
Could the actual milk be Irish. We export a lot.
In New Zealand at the moment and really miss the Irish cheese 🧀 so much 😭
Shouldve called it Craicarabarrell
Jaysus who’s up for a bit of the aul craic cheese
As a side note, love how Canada requires packaging to be bilingual. In principle it’s a great way to keep a language as visible in society as the dominant one for something as ubiquitous and everyday as shopping
Those Protestants, up to no good as usual.
Can’t import Irish cheese without massive tarrifs. Need CETA to fix that. Until then the brits get to go via Commonwealth deals
This Welsh cheese in America says [Nope!](https://www.reddit.com/r/Wales/comments/z4wgh3/good_news_and_bad_news/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf)
While it’s hilarious, it looks like the company imports cheese from all over Europe, packs it and exports it. So the cheese likely is Irish, but was exported from England.
“Access to a wide range of British and European cheese – We have a large stockholding of 400 cheeses from 200 suppliers”
https://www.bradburyscheese.co.uk/
Does anyone actually care about cultural appropriation in Ireland?
It could be imported from England and packaged by the Canadians with an Irish flair