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Giant biscuit boxes have just landed on Amazon Ireland, making them the perfect sweet and simple gift for hard-to-buy-for ...

An Irish TikToker has embarked on an epic quest to determine if anywhere in the country still serves a classic drink from the ...

In a recent Instagram video, Jon demonstrated how you can take a plain chocolate ice cream recipe to the next level by adding one of the UK’s most iconic chocolate bars: the Cadbury Crunchie.

200ml milk 50g dark, milk or white chocolate, or a mixture, chopped 2 tablespoons brandy, whiskey, Irish cream liquer ... I love to put Crunchie bars or honeycomb in, but feel free to switch ...

Casali’s Market sells a wide range of Irish goods, including Kerrygold and Tayto crisps. They also sell Crunchie bars, Maltesers, and other imported chocolates favoured by their Irish clientele.

An unassuming Irish pub in Woodside has it all: loyal regulars, decades of history, and now, a new title to hang behind the bar. Donovan’s Pub was just named the Best Bar in Queens. The accolade ...

Many said they expect this new drink to taste like a boozy version of Cadbury's famous Crunchie bar. The drink is just the latest special edition Irish cream from Aldi and will be released just ...

Another simply wrote: "Crunchie bar flavour Baileys ... However, it will only be available while stocks last. The new Irish cream has an ABV of 12%. Adults are advised to drink responsibly ...

Legendary restaurants: McGuire's Irish Pub one of Pensacola's most legendary restaurants “Unlike bars elsewhere in the world, Irish pubs are less about the drink and more about the people ...

However, there are still amazing deals that people can get in Irish supermarkets, including Aldi ... 110g Kit Kat Chunky Easter Egg (€2.50 each) 72g Milky Bar Easter Egg (€2.50 each) You can check ...

A Crunchie chocolate bar wrapper from the 1960s, was discovered at Cambridge University Library by workers dismantling shelves. The sweet treat, which cost a sixpence (6d), had been stashed behind ...