This simple recipe for Irish Cream Buttercream brings the distinct taste of Irish Cream to any baked good with just 3 ...

ALDI has unveiled a new Irish cream flavour inspired by an iconic Cadbury chocolate bar - and fans can't wait to try it. Shoppers said "that will be banging" after the discount supermarket ...

Among them, Irish Cream Pots de Crème stands out as a luxurious, velvety treat infused with the smooth essence of Baileys Irish Cream. With a Celtic twist, this French classic is the perfect way ...

Eat dessert the Irish way with these sweet recipes for brownies, cookies, puddings and more spiked with Baileys Irish Cream dessert.

I’m Irish, so I have no problem declaring to the world that Irish cream isn’t that good of a liqueur. It’s like pumpkin spice or licorice. It’s one of those flavors that can’t help but s ...

Irish Cream liqueur drinkers know this velvety delight is not just a festive treat but a year-round delight. Recently, Baileys has introduced a plethora of new flavours to entice consumers to keep ...

While Baileys often takes the spotlight in Irish Cream discussions, a lesser-known competitor, Coole Swan, has been winning over Tesco customers and even our Baileys enthusiasts in a taste test.

The best of Irish food has been celebrated in the Irish Food Writers' Guild Food Awards, with some of the country's best ice cream, cheese and beef highlighted. Now in its 32nd year, the awards ...

Irish Cream liqueur, with its silky allure, is a year-round delight rather than just a festive treat. Baileys has been tempting shoppers with a plethora of new flavours to keep their cupboards ...

Get the Irish Apple Cake recipe. Fruit scones are meant to be seasonal, so use your favorite farmers' market fruit (or whatever you need to use up in your fridge). Serve with some ice cream for an ...

Irish Cream liqueur enthusiasts know that this velvety delight is not just for the festive season but a year-round indulgence. Recently, Baileys has been enticing customers with an array of new ...

Meanwhile, the spirits industry – Irish whiskey, cream liqueurs and gins – were shook by threats from Trump of a 200 per cent tariff in retaliation for EU threats of a tariff on bourbon.