Sat 3rd September, 2011 was...
Famous all over Europe, Welsh Rarebit is a distant cousin to cheese on toast, made with a cheese and ale sauce, and Welsh Rarebit Day celebrates this famous dish. Nobody’s quite sure of the origin of the name, but it’s generally believed to be a jest at the expense of the early poor of Wales, who may largely have subsisted on rabbit and ale (though how this relates back to cheese on toast, we’re not sure).
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White Choc&Cranberry,Traditional & Savoury Welsh Rarebit Welshcakes on the griddles now! Caramel fudge with vanilla Halen Mon very popular!
@Joelissax Good moaning my little Welsh rarebit. My tired eyes are now fully awoken. Thank you.
@IanHough welsh rarebit wiith pepperoni, hold the leek! Tom jones beating out just one cornetto on a gondola..
Came 2 @PlaygroundDTSA 4 dessert & ended up w breakfast. Welsh rarebit w chili jam & Dble yolk omelette w truffle tremor, honey goat cheese
Posh grub in the County Club but Welsh Rarebit dessert not sweet enough! @carolyn_hitt I popped into McD b4 M4! Yum! http://t.co/T3FWdp3o
Hm. Welsh rarebit done properly looks seems a bit of a longness. Will settle for cheese on toast with sweet chilli or Worcestershire sauce.
Actually, do I mean Welsh rarebit? *looks up how to make it*
Right. Food. I think a midnight snack of cheese-on-toast (or welsh rarebit?) is in order here.
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