Ireland's best branded food product?

Dubliner cheese is a good strong brand now and of coure teh original Cadburys, or is Cadburys Irish?
 

Just a personal thing ,but I wouldn't touch anything that is associated with Ballymaloe ever again,after the scandal.
 
On a brighter note, I adore,(only when its on special offer,which it has been for a while now) Fairly nuts by Ben and Jerry,yum.Hence the new reeboks!!
 
Stick to discussion of Irish Food Brands.

OT discussion concerning named individuals have been deleted.
 
Purple said:
Barrys tea and Murphy's... you're not a Dub so.
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no thank God, and like all Cork people I am not proud of being from Cork, just relieved

Of course I should have added Tanora to the list as well. Not mad on Beamish though, too watery. Have a bottle of Midleton Irish Rare at home that I bought 10 years ago at duty free when I came back from London. Tasty on special occassions.
 
In these recessionary times, Flahavan's Porridge must feature. Made with full-fat milk and big dollop of real honey & Bob's your uncle
 
I remember going to England as a kid and asking the bar woman for a pack of Taytos. She looked at me as if I had 2 heads. I thought that she was a bit thick as everybody knows what Taytos are..

I only copped on later that they didn't have Taytos in England..It felt weird asking for crisps so I have to say Tayto is Irelands best known brand.
 
kerrygold butter is fantastic and nothing beats salt and vinegar taytos!
guinness is irish legend and the whole world knows it - and they have fantastic ads and commercials
 
Athea black/white puddings. Cooked with pork steak and eaten with homemade soda bread. A world beater.
 

TK Red Lemonade - also totally unknown in England.
 
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