Did you ever taste 'soor licks'?

Derek in Coleraine has caused Sean some confusion with his question.

Irene in Ballyclare insists that they were called 'sour leeks'.

Robbie describes them as 'soulex' - "you found them in hedge rolls at the grass edge".

"It comes from the sorrel leaf which is a herb and it's the wild sorrel that grows along the road. They use to be known as sorrel licks" explains Eamon.

Sean tells the story about picking and eating them when he was younger comparing them to drinking vinegar.

Felix is listening to Sean on his watch today and has no idea how that happened.

'What is the oldest town in Northern Ireland?' is Barney Sloan's question of the day.

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