Its a product made all over the country and historically formed a part of peoples diets
Wales, UK
Usually you can, yes.
Bara has many meanings, but one of them, Bara Brith (literally Speckled Bread) is a kind of yeasty bread not unlike fruit cake.
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People all over wales bake welsh cakes and bara brith - lots are sold in farmers markerts and food festivals all around wales. theres a good little welsh cake shop in Cardiff bay , she makes and sells them there.... you can have them hot or packaged and they really are lovley
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Bara is also known as a term for a genre of art and media that targets male homosexuals. This jargon term originates from Japan and began in the 1960's.
The country code and area code of Bara, Nepal is 977, (0)53.
Bara Lawr (Laverbread); Cawl (A rich Lamb stew - usually served with fresh Parsley sprinkles: the name is the same in English); Teisennau Cocos (Cockles fried in a light batter); Bara Brith (a fruit loaf flavoured with sultanas steeped in tea).
There are several famous Welsh dishes. These include posh chest on toast, Welsh cakes, bara brith, and cawl. There are many more dishes.
I think you may mean "bara brith". This literally means speckled bread in Welsh. It is a sort of semi sweet bread containing dried fruit-currants and raisins mainly- and can be made with a yeast raised or a baking powder raised dough. Every family in Wales probably has a slightly different recipe as it is a traditional family favourite in Wales. It is most closely associated with Wales though whether or not it originated in Wales is not entirely clear.