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Wales has a variety of traditional national dishes. Welsh cakes, or 'pics' in Wenglish, are the most common, but other Welsh cusine includes bara brith (literally 'speckled cake'), cawl (soup made with Welsh lamb which also often contains leeks, one of the national emblems), Welsh rarebit/rabbit (actually includes no rabbits - it's basically cheese on toast!) and laverbread.
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