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In Ireland, wheats, oats, and straw roofs are commonly referred to as "thatched roofs." Thatching is a traditional roofing method using dry vegetation, such as straw, reed, or grass, providing excellent insulation. Oats and wheats are staple crops in Irish agriculture, often used in various traditional dishes and baked goods. The use of thatched roofs is particularly associated with rural cottages and historical buildings in Ireland.
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What is a straw hat called?
in Korea they call straw hats satgat
What do you call the food that horses eat that is shaped like a straw?
Straw xD
Why call it strawberry when they're not from straw?
Strawberries used to be grown in a straw mulch.
What do you call the separate grain from straw?
The separate grain from straw is called threshing.
What do you call the paper left on a straw?
The paper left on a straw is typically referred to as a straw wrapper or straw sleeve. It is used to keep the straw clean and hygienic before use.
What is a person who repairs roofs called?
We call him Plumber.
What do you call dried wheat stalks?
Dried wheat is called straw, but technically 'straw' can be any dried cereal grain.
What do you call the end of a straw wrapper that a waiter leaves on your straw when serving your drink?
The end of a straw wrapper that a waiter leaves on your straw is called a "flag." It helps to indicate that the straw is clean and has not been used by anyone else.
What did Indians call a mixture of mud and straw?
adobe
What do you call a cross between a straw and a spoon?
A "stroon"
Who and which country made Ireland's Call?
Ireland's Call was a song written by Phil Coulter.
What do they call the citizens in Ireland?
The citizens of Ireland are Irish.
