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A traditional British dish consisting of a savory sauce made from melted cheese and various other ingredients—such as ale, mustard, paprika, or Worcestershire sauce—served hot over slices of toasted bread.

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"For a comforting winter supper, she prepared a hearty rarebit using sharp cheddar and a splash of dark stout."

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