Rasher

usgb/ˈræʃər/
noun

A thin slice of bacon or ham for frying or grilling.

I cooked two rashers of bacon for breakfast.
Visual representation of "rasher" - A thin slice of bacon or ham for frying or grilling.

Often appears as...

  • rasher of bacon
  • grilled rasher
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Food Context

The word 'rasher' is often used when talking about preparing or ordering food, especially in breakfast settings.

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Could I have three rashers with my eggs, please?
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Not a Portion

'Rasher' refers to individual slices, not a general serving or portion of bacon.

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A full English breakfast typically includes a couple of rashers.
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British Frequency

While common in the UK and Ireland, 'rasher' is not as widely used in other English-speaking countries for bacon slices.

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In the UK, you'd hear 'rasher of bacon' more often than in the US.
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