17 Amazing Welsh Foods The World Is Missing Out On

The quintessential Welsh snack. Incredibly popular all over Wales, whether they're store-bought or homemade. Get the recipe here.

Considered by many to be the national dish of Wales. How is it even possible for a simple broth full of meat and vegetables to taste so goddamn good? Get the recipe here.

Originating from Caerphilly, as the name obviously suggests, this cheese is as delicious as it is crumbly.

The tastiest way of not letting food go to waste. Translated to "five minute potatoes", the dish is just that: a potato heavy stew that takes five minutes to cook. Get the recipe here.

Despite the name, this food has no resemblance to bread and is essentially a seaweed purée. OK, so it's not as cool as the pronunciation implies, but honestly, what is?

While Scotland has its beef, Wales has its lamb. Simple.

Not technically Welsh, but they've found a second home in the country. The deep-fried croquettes are a favourite side order in fish and chips shops across South Wales. Get the recipe here.

What could be more Welsh than a soup made up of leeks? Get the recipe here.

"But that's just cheese on toast, right?" Nope. The cheese in a true rarebit is mixed with Worcestershire sauce, butter mustard, flour, and pepper before being melted. Get the recipe here.

Another amazing, sugary Welsh treat. This time in the form of a fruit loaf. Get the recipe here.

A savoury recipe of sliced potatoes and layers of onions, cooked to perfection. Get the recipe here.

The Welsh take on a pancake. Traditionally thicker than its global competitors. Nutella is optional. Get the recipe here.

Like an English fry up, but with the added coastal extras of cockles and laverbread to give the tastebuds a little more variety. Get the recipe here.