Matters Regarding Limerick 🏙️ (Part 1)

[Horsebox]

Abbeyfeale is Kerry really in mindset.

[farmerinthecity]

First time I’ve ever heard of stuffing in a chipper but then again Limerick chippers are known for their pioneering techniques.

[Julio_Geordio]

@farmerinthecity

My brother who is a bogger obviously stopped off today in Abbeyfeale and ordered a snack box.

He was asked if he wanted coleslaw and stuffing with it.

Is this normal in Limerick?

Stuffing and coleslaw is a West Limerick/North Kerry thing.

Stuffing is unrale in a snack box, coleslaw not so much

[farmerinthecity]

Most people would eat snack boxes on the go with their hands. How would stuffing work in that regard?

[PhattPike]

Never heard of stuffing in a snackbox but I’m very intrigued by this. Surely you could get gravy instead of the coleslaw? I’d never see my toes again if there was a local joint offering this.

[Julio_Geordio]

@farmerinthecity

Most people would eat snack boxes on the go with their hands. How would stuffing work in that regard?

If you are eating with the hands you can’t get chicken and chips in one bite anyway which is the whole point IMO. Chicken, chips and stuffing is a lovely mouthful

[Julio_Geordio]

@PhattPike

Never heard of stuffing in a snackbox but I’m very intrigued by this. Surely you could get gravy instead of the coleslaw? I’d never see my toes again if there was a local joint offering this.

When you think about it it’s a no brainer. You’ve probably had similar in a carvery

[farmerinthecity]

Indeed. Snack box alone and then coleslaw.

It just rolled off the tongue of the server apparently.

‘Snack box please’
‘Coleslaw and stuffing?’

[PhattPike]

A small carvery in a cardboard box which you can ate in the driver seat of your car. It’s an absolute no-brainer.

[farmerinthecity]

So they are forcing you to eat it as a meal with a knife and fork?

[anon61878697]

Never heard of it myself… Is your brother’s mind totally blown?

[farmerinthecity]

He texted me about it so he must me.

His exact phrase was ‘quare dose down on a feed of drink’.

[Julio_Geordio]

@farmerinthecity

So they are forcing you to eat with as a meal with a knife and fork?

I’ve ate it with my hands, but it’s messy enough. I’d generally eat a snackbox with a fork anyway (even without stuffing) for reasons outlined above. But I’d be a high end roaster. The only drawback is that Chicken is a plastic fork killer

[anon61878697]

You can tell him it’s a staple of All Ireland winner, Seamus Flanagan. That will impress him big time.

[Julio_Geordio]

@farmerinthecity

He texted me about it so he must me.

His exact phrase was ‘quare dose down on a feed of drink’.

Did he try them?

[farmerinthecity]

He said no to both I believe

[Julio_Geordio]

@farmerinthecity

He said no to both I believe

That’ll haunt him

[anon61878697]

That’s roaster carry on.

[Julio_Geordio]

Independent.ie

Taking thick chips north - Independent.ie

It won’t be the first time the chain has adapted the menu to suit local tastes. Take Kerry, for example.

“One of the things they like there is chicken stuffing.”

It’s on the Supermac’s menu in the Kingdom, but you won’t find it elsewhere.

[farmerinthecity]

He wouldn’t be someone who would branch out much with his chipper food.