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Drisheen is discussed as a cultural example in Blue Bloods, Season 12, Episode 15. It would be great in the Culture section.[edit]
Drisheen plays a role in this American police series in one of four themes in that episode (which is titled “Where We Stand”). That theme focuses on minority cultural issues in the New York Police Department, and drisheen is part of a discussion during minutes 25-27. It would cool for some WP expert (who knows how) to add it as an example of cultural use — I am newish, with very limited WP capacity most days, and am learning WP editing very slowly. I could write an NPOV paragraph for the article about the role this foodstuff played in the TV show, but I have zero ability to create the proper reference. BTW, I streamed this episode on Paramount+, saw the use of “drisheen,” and looked it up here for my own education — one of the reasons I ❤️ WP. THANKS! Left Central (talk) 00:12, 3 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]
