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Hobnail wrote:Well...what passes for food in South Wales at least

Not going to lie, as a fan of both cheese and toast, that cheese toast "Rarebit" looks pretty good.

rolo wrote:

Hobnail wrote:Well...what passes for food in South Wales at least

Not going to lie, as a fan of both cheese and toast, that cheese toast "Rarebit" looks pretty good.

It is. Done properly, it turns cheese on toast from a snack to a meal!

However, take my word on it...do not leave the country until you have tried Welsh Cakes. By some distance the second best thing to come out of Wales!

Hobnail wrote:

rolo wrote:

Hobnail wrote:Well...what passes for food in South Wales at least

Not going to lie, as a fan of both cheese and toast, that cheese toast "Rarebit" looks pretty good.

It is. Done properly, it turns cheese on toast from a snack to a meal!

However, take my word on it...do not leave the country until you have tried Welsh Cakes. By some distance the second best thing to come out of Wales!

Welsh cakes are amazing. I'd also recommend sampling bara brith if you have the chance. Basically, fruit cake, made with tea (sort of).

Hobnail wrote: However, take my word on it...do not leave the country until you have tried Laverbread. By some distance the best thing to come out of Wales!

FTFY

Warning: Dionysian is a famous madman.

Wales is the only place that does English fried breakfasts better than England, infact just think of anything in England and then times it by 10 and you got Welsh.

Also a fan of the variaty of curry sauce in fish and chip shops in Wales, chip shop, Chinese and Irish.

Welsh Dragon Sausages.

Lamb shank with creamy potatoes and mussy peas

Bread and gravy


Aside for what has already been mentioned I'm not sure Wales is really famous for its traditional food, but what it is famous for is its warm hospitality and friendly atmosphere. Top place to live and visit

frogboy wrote:Wales is the only place that does English fried breakfasts better than England,

Challenge accepted.

landrover wrote:

frogboy wrote:Wales is the only place that does English fried breakfasts better than England,

Challenge accepted.

As a man who loves his bacon I will quite happily judge this competition!

For the best breakfast roll, you got to travel North from Cardiff over the Black mountains past the Story Arms. On route to Brecon on the right hand side in a layby as you come down the mountain you will find Paddys.

The Secrete Garden in Newport is pretty tasty too, and does litrally the best milkshakes ever! Much better than Five Guys in Cardiff and theres are good.

I heard 20Pheonix is a bit of a food guro and had some grest recommendations for me last time i asked.

DaPiranha wrote:

landrover wrote:

frogboy wrote:Wales is the only place that does English fried breakfasts better than England,

Challenge accepted.

As a man who loves his bacon I will quite happily judge this competition!

Just had a little intel from my main man on the ground in Cardiff, he recommends the "Tuck in Cafe" on Cowbridge Road, just around the corner from the venue

Our last announcement of the year and it’s time for the sign up schedule

Monday 29th January registration opens for Eurobowl and Europen

Sunday 27th May registration closes for both events

Monday 28th May Team payments are due

Sunday 26th August the final day for payments

We’ll be back in the new year with more announcements, details of how much the event will be and what goodies you can get your hands on.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from your Eurobowl Wales team

And in the meantime, if you want to start practising your Welsh...just take all the vowels out of your words and double every other consonant. That'll see you right

No Starplayers for Stunty Teams? What are you afraid of?
In Porto they`ve been allowed, does Cardiff fear Deeproot?
We`re thinking about a stunty team for the Open, but without starplayers the fun factor is nearly less zero!
Greetings peterd

PeterD wrote:No Starplayers for Stunty Teams? What are you afraid of?
In Porto they`ve been allowed, does Cardiff fear Deeproot?
We`re thinking about a stunty team for the Open, but without starplayers the fun factor is nearly less zero!
Greetings peterd

Terrified

We wanted things to be about the individual players rather than a star having a good day (or bad)

I’ll be using stunties for the first time in 2018 (not at the Euros as I’ll be busy) and I don’t see a limitation on stars as a barrier to fun with them

...just success.