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What is the key ingredient in "ploughman's lunch" served in british and irish pubs?
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What is the key ingredient in "ploughman's lunch" served in british and irish pubs?

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Here is the answer. Eggs are traditionally served for breakfast, and cheese is the key ingredient in "Ploughman's Lunch" that is served in British and Irish pubs. Hope this is the answer that you are looking for. Have a great day ahead!
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