The OED attributes the invention of the spice bag to a Chinese takeaway ... now eclipsed its fast-food origins to become a cultural phenomenon. It is unapologetically Irish, with a surprisingly ...

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Eight Irish English words have been added to the Oxford English Dictionary, the principal historical English dictionary.

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However, there is one food item adopted from Ireland that is becoming majorly popular on our shores, and that is the spice bag. Article continues below The spice bag is a popular Irish Chinese ...

The Irish spice bag is a modern invention, purportedly at a specific Chinese restaurant in Dublin, although some argue it was in a rural town southeast of the capital. (Irish Chinese food ...

Kristine Sherred [email protected] The Irish spice bag is a modern invention, purportedly at a specific Chinese restaurant in Dublin, although some argue it was in a rural town southeast ...

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