Irish English term for a pre-sliced white loaf of pan bread — the standard sandwich bread found in Irish households. The term is specific to Ireland; in the UK the equivalent is simply 'sliced bread' or a branded name. A deeply everyday item in Irish domestic life, and the phrase is as natural there as 'a loaf of bread' elsewhere.
All she wanted was a cup of tea and a few slices of sliced pan with butter.
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(Ireland) a pre-sliced loaf of pan bread.
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