“Welsh Rabbit” is NOT a rabbit! (Taste Tour Series)

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We had the pleasure of trying Welsh Rarebit at St. John restaurant in London. I overlooked all the websites I looked at that told me it was NOT a rabbit. My excitement of thinking I would actually eat rabbit blinded me 👀
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[@Jeanelleats]

Saying it's "cheese on toast" is an understatement 🤤 What food and region should we scratch off the #foodtravelmap next??

[@sandiedei2189]

Steak and kidney pie, shepherds pie, bubble and squeak, bangers and mash,

[@sandiedei2189]

Oh I forgot, black pudding, Yorkshire pudding, scotch egg, English pancakes, and they have a lot of Indian food, so curries, tiki Marsala, etc

[@sandiedei2189]

Sorry I misspelled it

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

It is Welsh Rarebit, not Welsh Rabbit.

[@Vivi-c7o7p]

Please try British fish in chips!!

[@kirsten5440]

If you’re looking for something quick and on the go, I’d recommend going to a Greg’s. You can get a range of pasties and other British quick finger food. It’s fast food tho but the quality is still there

[@SarahJTennyson]

When I think of Welsh Rabbit, I think of something Rabbit

[@sumibegum2261]

Go to bangladesh 💖

[@Ed19601]

That's coz it is 'rarebit'

[@presidentedp4459]

It's British what we gonna expect

[@vietster1141991]

Well considering the dish is called Welsh rarebit of course it wouldn’t have rabbit

[@amineninja6111]

🤣

[@chashubokchoy8999]

@Thisis Gettinboring she was born and raised in the phillipines lmao

[@qwertyTRiG]

Traditionally, it is indeed called Welsh rabbit. The rarebit name was made up by confused English people.

[@YusuphYT]

@@qwertyTRiG Makes sense, England has a history of destroying other peoples cultures and traditions. Typically by force. Im Scottish and we had less force than most used against us, as we defended ourselves very well. Yet we gave in. For our ploiticians greed instead of out of fear or physical force and torture. Which i clearly dislike. But thats on our people.

[@harun5358]

@@YusuphYT Fucking hell mate calm down it's only a bit of cheese on toast

[@toddkakazu2985]

It’s not5 rabbit because it’s called Welsh rarebit. I can understand the mistake si8nce some people do call it Welsh rabbit. I8n fact for the first couple years after hearing the name, I thought it was rabbit also.

[@qwertyTRiG]

It is called rabbit traditionally. The English got confused (it's so easy to confuse the English; they're like Americans that way) and made up the name rarebit.

[@AdamB-lg9gc]

Please if you eating welsh food please come to Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@lovelyhumanbeing261]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@ringosis]

They went to St Johns in London. It's famous for doing traditional British food in the traditional way. I would put money on their Rarebit being more traditional and much better than basically almost anywhere in Wales outside high end restaurants. Incidentally, if you are ever in London, couldn't recommend St Johns more. They do shit like a whole suckling pig. If you've ever wanted to eat like a nobleman from the 17th century that place has you covered.

[@zayatheslayer.]

Its called “rarebit” welsh rarebit

[@ringosis]

It's also called "rabbit" welsh rabbit

[@nicodayoboi]

I love this, I made it at school and that was the first time I had it, I fell in love with it since that day but it's a shame not many places where I live sell it, so whenever I find it on the menu I get it

[@ceri1532]

You both may enjoy bara brith, Welsh cakes and cawl. Bara brith is sooo tasty with some butter and a cuppa

[@chezsrandombs]

If you get the chance, Biltong is an amazing snack from South Africa! There's also dry vors (cant really spell it but I'm sure a friendly South African will correct me in the comments lol) As an infant my mother used Biltong when I was teething as an alternative to teether toys. It's delicious and packed with Iron! My mother spent all of her teen years in SA and had my brother there. Its become a huge part of my life aswell because of that.

[@keirakurrakiwikwa5434]

I was just about to comment this! Also Borewors (also don’t know if I spelled that right) my mom and her entire family are from SA

[@vlode8640]

Please atleast mention that lava bread is a welsh dish the welsh never get any recognition

[@sneer0101]

Well it's not called 'Rabbit', it's called 'Rarebit' So no wonder it doesn't have rabbit in it.

[@heyyitsfluid]

Ah you should definitely try Iranian food!😍 We have a variety of amazing foods that you'd love! You can try different Kabobs, different Khoreshts (like Ghorme Sabzi or Fesenjoon) and different Polos! (Polos are kinda like fried rice. You can try Adas Polo, Loubia Polo, Havij Polo etc) I'd sooo love to see you try Iranian food! :")💕

[@Ashaliyeva]

I haven’t had a whole lot of Iranian food, but what I have had was delicious! 💗 Persian rice is the best!!!

[@aaz1522]

if Ayatollah approves. Will wait for his Fatwas. Hail Ayatollah the Supreme leader. Takiyah, Takiyah

[@lunacxx1330]

I immediately knew you were on about rarebit

[@k-truly8512]

Lollll-

[@ianmurphy9955]

It's Welsh Rarebit 🤣

[@haebi_]

I will never forget how Joshua Weissman said worshishehfkjdjejer sauce Also you too Jeanelle! I don't know how do you pronounce it properly but always when someone says it I just can't hold a laugh

[@mercyjerry8384]

U deserve a sub u know why for saying the wischsres sauce things if u you guys alst watch Nick di Giovanna he just says whisckeres fk it add this sauce

[@3flowin]

I have a stroke reading this comment

[@Aditya-wg3lp]

Its rarebit not rabbit

[@Kikxz]

The way you pretentiously tried to describe cheese toast 😩😩😩😩

[@RealUlrichLeland]

It's not cheese on toast, we also eat that in Britain, but Welsh rarebit tastes completely different because it has half a dozen other ingredients in it

[@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527]

''Welsh Rabbit '' is a duck ! Recipe was created by Bugs Bunny

[@megasizer5119]

weirdo.

[@3flowin]

real

[@janetrodgers8473]

It was jokingly called Welsh Rabbit, but was o Rabbit in it then few hundred years ago became Welsh Rarebit. One of those great dishes we were all taught in Cookery Classes at School to make no matter if you lived in England, Scotland, Ireland or Wales. A delicious quick Teatime or Lunch dish. Britain has such a fantastic selection of Cheeses, as to Ireland.

[@paddysgirl2098]

Welsh RAREBIT

[@bonniebuchanan985]

Me=>🤯 (mind totally blown!) & right there with you on the wrong idea of what it was… I feel like my foodie card needs to be revoked🤣🤷🏻‍♀️..Thanks for sharing (& helping to educate me!)..😁👍🏼

[@dwighthouse5790]

Ya it’s a let down when you order it and have no idea what it is! When they bring it you think it’s the toast for your plate of rabbit 🐇😣

[@doanhvutuyen8360]

Good morning

[@kara8307]

It would help if you spell it properly and pronounce it correctly. It's rarebit not rabbit. 🙄

[@gethinthomas5135]

Mate she got it in London, let’s be honest here they were probably saying it wrong and she just said it the way she heard it. And I wouldn’t be surprised if it spellchecked it for her as I’d imagine it’s in American not British English settings

[@gethinthomas5135]

I say that as a Welshman who’s name gets spell checked to get in all the fucking time😂

[@williamhamilton1154]

I get uncomfortably hungry every time I watch something from This channel.

[@EvlShopster]

Ma'am you just pronounced the most difficult word in the english language

[@mrchoccimilk5204]

hahaha yeah its not rabbit its rarebit :) nothing to do with rabbit. sending love from wales! dw i'n caru jeanelleats 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@higginswalsan]

“For a simple dish that’s surprisingly really good” perfectly describes British and Irish food

[@yes-df2sl]

Ah yes, when I think of a Welsh Rabbit I think of a very fancy, posh, alive and delicious looking rabbit who is probably mistaken for being British

[@sjsjjsjs797]

Could you try Irish/celtic traditional food? My family usually eats Colcannon. It's mashed potatoes, kale, and cabbage. But we add carrots, smoked paprika, and ridiculous amounts of Dublin cheese. I don't know how other families like theirs, but we eat ours traditionally and anually on Samhain day (Halloween's origin) and set plates out for our loved ones who passed. idk but it's a lot of fun if you throw in whatever's in the fridge and make a big pot to share with everyone. It's not always good 😭 but everyone's having too much fun to notice anyways 💃 lysm :D

[@THEE_PUMPKIN_LAD]

Wor-cester-shire-sauce. It is difficult to pronounce, but when you chop it up like this, you can pronounce it. But it's fun to pronounce it wrong anyways lol. Btw, that looks delicious!!

[@naimairfan5738]

Plz try sohan halwa it's a pakistani sweet. Better when you microwave it till it melts. Try one from multan pakistan. It's famous for sohan halwa. 🙏🏻

[@zfalaheyah]

In Kuwait, there is machboos SO TRY ITTTT ITS SO YUMMY

[@najmaakter5347]

Plz...try Bangladeshi food🇧🇩

[@ElizabethJosae]

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[@claredavies21]

Mustard as well. I’m from the uk and part Welsh and it’s amaaazing!.

[@Diaisz]

Hi! Please try Jamaica's national dish Salt fish and ackee, if that's too common try "stew peas" the name is funny because it's not at all peas, but it's my fave :)

[@resharesh]

Hi Jeanell I used to live in the Philippines for a year for school. & I am missing all the foods there, Can you make a video showing how to make puto please maybe even a pandan flavor puto. Also my middle name is Jeanell spelled Gianel.

[@Dee-chan]

You should South Indian samosas. There is a difference between north and South Indian samosas so try to make sure it is South Indian.

[@katea8147]

Can you do Norwegian next. You should try Lamb/Mutton or Norwegian salmon i think it's very good 🇳🇴✨

[@brookelynn.]

“What do you think of when you hear Welshman rabbit” a rabbit that speaks welsh “this food-“ oh.

[@xsparklinggemzx]

I’m from the uk 🇬🇧 and always thought this was a rabbit 🐰 dish until I was about 25

[@cliff2358]

It is not Welsh Rabbit, it is Welsh Rarebit, ok po, rarebit. Best you stick to bagoong and balut.

[@borregoayudando1481]

sounds more sustaining than rabbit. when I was researching how to "bug out". I read that it was a bad idea to shoot rabbits to survive. youll starve to death from how lean it is and how many calories you'll consume trying to digest it. basically celery with legs

[@kimcoleman8310]

Welsh Ray-bit, that's how my friends from London say it.

[@dwighthouse5790]

My poor Father -in -law though the same as you and was so disappointed when it came to the table! That he couldn’t eat! So my wife went home and found a store that sold rabbit and fixed it for her daddy!

[@thejsph]

It’s Welsh RAREBIT there’s no rabbit in it!

[@kikyo7182]

Hello Jeanelle can u please try chiken samosa i tried it at a restaurant once and couldn't accomplish making it maybe you have a easier way to make it?

[@Capy-K]

It would be great if you gave Greek cuisine a try sometime 😊

[@ariatheariaofarias]

I’m so sorry I am new to the channel so I don’t know if you have but you should try ube ice cream and a boba video

[@esthertrevino5396]

That’s because is Not rabbit, is Welsh Rare Bit!

[@junovibbert8819]

Have you tried Norwegian lefse

[@katiescott8233]

Rarebit, not rabbit, yeah. 🐇😆😂 Brits eat this too.

[@Livelaughlimpbizkit]

First American ive heard say Worcestershire correct

[@graceaston5019]

try haggis neeps and tatties from scotland

[@saminahmanji9905]

“Rarebit” not rabbit, but its definitely the best ‘cheesy’ toast ever

[@saminahmanji9905]

“Rarebit” not rabbit, but its definitely the best ‘cheesy’ toast ever

[@diamondstarjames5576]

Be safe traveling around the world

[@sandiedei2189]

Bangers and mash

[@cavareenvius7886]

The only way you can make rabbit tasty 😂

[@Jackkiiii]

Please try soup joumou from Hati

[@reehanataj2208]

You should try bubble and squeak

[@maddogair]

Damn girl, you extra cute!

[@tomtheeggie5822]

When will she do Australia?

[@MamaSenda]

Sarap Pasukli po

[@nicanorsantillan6161]

You went to my father's restaurant

[@L3xicherii]

those food look so YUMMY AND TASTY

[@koreaming1599]

Can you still speak Tagalog?

[@YrCleddyf]

Its a Cheese sauce made from Cheese + Beer

[@xxpadmoondaze1282]

Off topic, but you are really pretty

[@Marktllw]

As a Welshman this hurt...a lot

[@thomasconboy4636]

I would watch her every day what a cutie

[@zainabsayed7765]

Please try Indian food

[@aizenosaenogieru6109]

Try Nigerian jollof rice

[@jkjo1960]

How are you? can we have dinner?

[@anitamagdurulan]

Che bontà ❤❤

[@parkeydee]

Welsh rarebit not rabbit 😂

[@doriantoledo8428]

Do you have a boyfriend

[@johnjulianotrijo9288]

Soemone is using your palabok video without you knowing it jeannell.. :(

[@johnjulianotrijo9288]

The account is official_foodph

[@perkitaseaman3290]

Cheese toast I call it grilled cheese 🧀 call it delicious 😋🤤 curry powder and garlic

[@3flowin]

read the pin comment

[@phoebesmith9089]

It’s Welsh rarebit. FYI.

[@Silvers-edits]

It pronounced rarebit

[@mast3radob073]

Welsh rarebit not rabbit

[@DashofTing]

There’s beer on it? Wow

[@Boreas-]

Neither is lava bread

[@hadassahblonde]

Jeanell is so pretty

[@xfrostxflame5656]

Try Nepali momos

[@yojix5805]

It's rarebit not rabbit

[@abhishekverma3401]

It's rarebit not rabbit

[@yoloyolo9645]

Stargazing pie 🤡

[@kayayy]

Rarebit not rabbit

[@lialabryant1070]

Love your videos

[@charlieboxi550]

Get your rabbit

[@nilepeterson3117]

I want to try this