Eating WELSH Food in Cardiff for 12 Hours 🧀🍞🍪

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@Philippadrinkstea Жыл бұрын

So awesome to see you came to see Cardiff! I hope you enjoyed our city 😊 I think the only welsh food I would add is bara brith, which is a fruited loaf with spices, it's also best warm and fresh 👌 In terms of what goes in a welsh cake, it's traditionally currants rather than raisins, with butter, sugar, flour, salt, egg and milk. Family recipes often have different spices in - in my family we use cinnamon and nutmeg 😊 Happy travels and merry xmas!

@JessicaVianaa Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for watching and sharing all of this! 🥰 we almost bought a Bara Brith at the market but it was a whole loaf and we thought it wouldn’t be good to carry it around all day - I’ll have to find one here to try 😋🙏 Merry Xmas! ♥️

@revondamehovic3132 Жыл бұрын

Fun video! I hope to visit Wales soon.

@cherusiderea1330 Жыл бұрын

I'm amazed by how much you two can eat and still walk afterwards xD I would need to sit/lay down for at least an hour

@JessicaVianaa Жыл бұрын

Walking helps keep things moving haha 😋

@louisep5178 Ай бұрын

Nice Irish music 😁

@ngaiosbrain Жыл бұрын

Lush video, really sweet way to spend the day. Really interested in glamorgan sausages! And always love a rarebit ❤️ I don't know if it's an old wive's tale, but I was always told that a rarebit actually does come from the word rabbit; apparently when Wales was much poorer than England (because of unfair taxation, mainly) the English used to joke that if a Welshman offered to serve you rabbit it'd probably only be bread and cheese. Though this story does sound a bit like an Englishman's fantasy 🤔

@JessicaVianaa Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching ♥️ I wouldn’t be surprised if the joke was real! I read that apparently there used to be different recipes for rarebit like a Scottish rarebit or an English rarebit too, depending on how to toast the bread etc. but it used to be spelled Rabbit in the books - wouldn’t be surprised if it had been a result of poorer times, or maybe the words just changed meanings along the way! I think it’s so interesting how food can be a part of history in this way 😊