“What do you think of my Irish stew?”/“It could use a pinch of Gaelic.”

“Garlic” looks a bit like “Gaelic.” An Irish stew pun is:
 
Cook l: What do you think of my Irish stew?
Cook 2: It could use a pinch of Gaelic.
 
The joke has been cited in print since at least 2001.
 
“Arán is Irish for bread. It’s gaelic bread,” “How do you survive an Irish vampire?”/“Repel him with Gaelic” and “What is the favorite appetizer of Scottish people?”/“Gaelic bread” are related jokes.
 
     
Kidsjokes.co.uk (June 23, 2001)
St Patricks Day Jokes
Cook l: “What do you think of my Irish stew?”
Cook 2: “It could use a pinch of Gaelic.”
 
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17/Mar/07 7:45 AM
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Cook l: ‘What do you think of my Irish stew?’
Cook 2: ‘It could use a pinch of Gaelic.’
 
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Beverly Schmitt‏
@BeverlySchmitt
Cook l:  “What do you think of my Irish stew?”
Cook 2:  “It could use a pinch of Gaelic.”
9:38 AM - 17 Mar 2009
 
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St Patricks Day Jokes and Riddles For Kids
BY Lela Davidson
Updated on March 26, 2012
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Cook l: What do you think of my Irish stew?
Cook 2: It could use a pinch of Gaelic.
 
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Alan S Harrell‏
@ashtexas
What’s the secret to cooking a tasty Irish stew? . . . Add a pinch of Gaelic.
8:07 AM - 17 Mar 2016
 
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Frank Bunton‏
@TwistinFrank
“What do you think of my Irish stew?”
“It could use a pinch of Gaelic.”
4:45 AM - 5 Mar 2017