British Foods

for the record being british i can say that we call sausages sausages and bbq sauce bbq sauce as brown sauce is something completely different!!!

you spelled dessert wrong :). and why is knickerbocker glory not on here?

I have completely lost my appetite.

I just threw up a little in my mouth.

I'm british and some of these were just confusing.

It's actually a Cornish Pasty, not any pasty :) and what about toad in the hole? I love that :D

13/18 Can't believe I didn't guess Spotted Dick or Beef Wellington... And are they seriously just called mushy peas? Lol. What an imaginative name. It helps that I'm Australian and my grandparents are English.

I agree with Bob and tschutzer. Jellied eel? really? Not to mention I'm not eating anything named "spotted dick."

I thought shepherd's pie was really an Irish dish?

I'm Welsh and I've never even heard of Welsh Rarebit lol. Also, like geoquizpro said, 99% of the time, sausages are just called sausages, so that one confused me for a bit.

It's Cornish pasty, or corned beef pasty, I didn't get it for just pasty, that threw me a bit. Jellied Eels? Never have I ever eaten that or even seen it anywhere in the UK, who actually eats/ sells it? Welsh Rarebit is actually just another name for cheese on toast, not many people use that term, and it's not made with cheese sauce, just regular cheese cut from the block. Poor mushy peas, they don't taste as bad as they're made to sound lol.

lol Bubble and Squeak, never heard of it. Treacle, also never heard of it. Isn't Banger what Australians call Sausage?

As a Brit, I agree this list kinda puts people off their appetite!! Brown sauce is not really a steak sauce. That's confusing. Mushy peas are usually bought in a can or from a fish and chip shop. Welsh Rarebit - good one, it also has beer in the sauce and it's yummy!

Australians call a sausage either a sausage or a snag.

brown sauce is for bacon sandwiches. would have mustard with steak.

Brown sauce and steak sauce are not the same thing at all. In Britain steak sauce doesn't have a special name. Brown sauce wouldn't go on a steak!! It usually goes with bacon. Also, the idea that we call sausages bangers seems to be an American misconception. In fact, bangers are actually a specific type of sausage (as is, for example, a cumberland sausage) that is particularly low grade with a very small meat content (anything with less than, I think it's 30% meat cannot be technically called a sausage and is instead a banger). I actually can't ever remember hearing anyone call a sausage a banger!

I came across spotted dick in a store that sells foreign supplies. I had a lot of fun with the jokes, picture messages, and the like. A great gag gift.

Jellied eels? Seriously? No-one ever says 'bangers' apart from in 'Bangers and Mash'

Jellied Eels should not be on this quiz.No one apart from about 10 Cockneys in the East End of London eat them. Sausages are never called bangers and I wouldn't spoil a steak with brown sauce.That's for bacon or sausages. By the way,Spotted Dick is a lovely pudding. I'm assuming most people who take these quizzez are american...some of your foods make me feel a bit sick too. Good job we're not all the same.

Quizzes...sorry,typo.

all of it tastes great except the jellied eels... they are disgusting.. but some great additions would be cottage pie, toad in the holel, lancashire hotpot, jam roly-poly knicerbocker glory, cockles, pinks, jam rather than jelly, jelly rather than jell-o... there are so many wierd ones that mostly are very nice - although i couldn't get the mushy peas untel the end... i was thinking pease pudding

well that was easy! got all with 1:28 left...

i got 1.lmao. What is wrong with yall brits

treacle? confusing one, maybe golden syrup or something. Still got it though! :D

Bubble and squeak is soo nice, but my nan makes it special, not just leftovers - potato, cabbage and bacon, sometimes peas and pumpkin. And hardly anything is nicer than some yorkshire pudding with mint sauce. Also, I always thought it was spelled 'pastie' not 'pasty'... but maybe that's just how we do it in Australia and not Britain...

No kebab? That's all I ever saw my friends eating when I lived over there, haha.

What about faggots, tripe and onions, pigs trotters, elder, haggis, deep-fried Mars bars, pickled eggs etc. Me? I like meat n potato pie with gravy and brown sauce (HP of course).

GAG! Jellied eel pasty anyone?

Brown sauce is completely different to steak sauce..

Sausages are more commonly called links than bangers. Spotted dick though, is utterly delicious, and I won't take any commends about British English being funny from a country where old grannies use the word 'fanny' in public.