| HANDROLLED | Like the traditionally-made bagels at St Viateur |
| WOODBURNINGOVEN | Specialty of Montreal bakery St-viateur, ___-___ ___ bagels |
| SHOOIN | Call for silence over bagels at home, as sure winner . . . (4-2) |
| HONEYWATER | The bagels at #35 Down get boiled in it giving them their glaze: 2 wds. |
| REDWALL | Collective name for the traditionally Labour-supporting constituencies of northern England. (3,4) |
| SHERRY | English name for the traditionally Spanish Jerez-Xeres fortified wine that is sipped as an aperitif or used to flavour cobbler, tortoni or trifle (6) |
| SITAR | Plucked Indian lute named for the traditionally three strings by which it is played in Hindustani music (5) |
| PUNCH | Name for the traditionally and etymologically "five-ingredient" drink of alcohol, citrus, spices, sugar and water served from a large bowl; or, a real or figurative blow, clout or fourpenny one, with |
| ARMADILLO | The Andean stringed instrument called the churango was traditionally made from the hard shell of thi |
| FORFAR | Scottish town once the centre of the ancient Kingdom of the Picts, where bridie pies/pasties are traditionally made (6) |
| CHAMOIS | A soft, pliant leather, traditionally made from the hide of a goat-like antelope (7) |
| GUERNSEYS | Classic fisherman-style jumpers traditionally made on the secondlargest of the Channel Islands (9) |
| PASHMINA | Wrap or shawl traditionally made from a cashmere-like wool derived from the under-fleece of a Himalayan goat (8) |
| TAPESTRY | Traditionally made at the Gobelins factory in Paris. a decorative woven textile for an arras, portiere or piece of furniture (8) |
| ASSEGAI | Slender iron-tipped African spear traditionally made from the wood of the tree Curtisia dentata (7) |
| BALSAMIC | Rich dark Italian vinegar traditionally made from the must of grapes matured in wooden barrels for at least twelve years (8) |
| GLASS | A barometer, beaker, goblet, lens, mirror, monocle, sand timer, telescope or watch face, each named for the vitreous crystal-like substance from which they are traditionally made (5) |
| SWEATER | Garment traditionally made in Guernsey, the Aran Islands or Fair Isle (7) |
| WICKS | Central cords in the items traditionally made/sold by chandlers (5) |
| KATANA | A traditionally-made Japanese sword used by the samurai (6) |
