British Food

Which of these do the British eat most in Europe?

• crisps and chocolate

• fresh fruit and vegetables

• sausages

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What is the most popular food in Britain?

• curry

• fish and chips

• pizza

What is ‘haggis’?

• a cocktail made from whisky and fruit juice

• a type of fish eaten in Scotland

• a Scottish dish made from sheep’s stomach and innards

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Stilton, cheddar and double Gloucester are all kinds of:

• apple

• pig

• cheese

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What do most British people have for breakfast?

• toast and cereal

• cappuccino and croissant

• fried eggs and bacon

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What is the traditional English breakfast made of?

• toast, cereal and beans

• cappuccino and croissant

• fried eggs,bacon, sausages, hash browns & beans

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Who invented the sandwich and why?

• The Earl of Sandwich – he wanted food which he could eat with one hand while gambling

• Lord Sandwich – he wanted food which he could take for a picnic in the

  countryside

• Queen Elizabeth I – she wanted food which could be prepared quickly for guests

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What is a ‘kebab’?

• Indian fast food

• Turkish fast food

• Chinese fast food

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Which of the following ingredients would NOT be a possible ingredient of a British pudding?

• pig’s blood

• chocolate

• lettuce

Which of these do you find in a pub in Britain?

• lager

• toast

• soup