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Do Irish people eat chocolate?
If you know Irish supermarkets sell chocolate, then yes, they do eat chocolate.
How do you say 'chocolate' in Irish Gaelic?
In Irish it's "seacláid"
Does Bailey's mint chocolate Irish cream have chocolate?
Yes, it does.
Is chocolate eclair cake Irish?
No.
Are chocolate mint brownies Irish?
yes they are
Who was a Irish chocolate maker?
Coenraad Van Houten
How do you say chocolate in Gaelic?
In Irish it's "seacláid"
What is the Irish Gaelic for chocolate?
Seacláid (shock-lawj)
How do you say chocolate in the Celtic languages?
The Irish word for 'chocolate' is 'seacláid', pronounced "Shock Lloyd".
Do Irish people eat dove chocolate?
Maybe, but I cant be sure
What is the Gaelic for chocolate?
Irish Gaelic is seacláid;Scottish Gaelic is seòclaid/teòclaid.
What is the flute that Willy Wonka plays in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
It is a miniature Irish penny whistle.
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