Things That Go Together Quiz

Lamb & Mint Jelly? Never heard of it.

I tried to figure out what I was doing wrong with pencil, until, duh, paper. Got 'em all.

lamb and mint jelly? O.o

I remembered Lamb just after I hit the give up button

Fish??? OK, but I thought of 'salsa', 'beer', 'nuts' and 'dips' + few others.

lamb and mint jelly makes perfect sense to me, as does fish and chips. But peanut butter and jelly?!

I am both British and American. Never saw it as an advantage til now.

lamb and mint jelly? seriously people? that absolutely makes no since...so glad i'm an AMERICAN! gosh, fish and chips even makes since, and defiantly peanut butter and jelly and macaroni and cheese is y-u-m-m-y! :-D

Don't knock Lamb and mint jelly until you have tried it.

I am American and we frequently eat lamb and mint jelly. I wonder if it is regional thing in the US. I have certainly seen it on menus in restaurants too.

20/20. lol

fun quiz

14/20. Well I'm Australian. We eat rosemary and lamb together then put it in the Barbie (BBQ).

The only one I missed was nuts. All I could think of was gum. Ah nuts and gum, together at last.

what is mint jelly?

how is it that nobody has heard of lamb and mint jelly. i am american and have worked at 2 restaurants that served lamb and both of them serve lamb with mint jelly. one of the restaurants is the outback(a national chain that i think most people have eaten at)

Lamb and mint kelly? What?

I'm American, and I have tried lamb and mint jelly. I'm sorry, but it's really gross.... So, I'm gonna knock it.

you americans question lamb and mint jelly, what about peanut butter and jelly??? at least call it jam like the brits

flora and fauna? never heard of that

So funny being a New Zealander reading these comments... My first guess for the mint jelly one was lamb, even though jelly is that jiggly stuff not sauce! Lamb with mint sauce is brilliant! What the hell is red beans and rice though... Oh my gosh the fish and chips one, New Zealands' national dish hahahhaha

lamb and mint jelly?? :0 oh well othr than tht nailed it with a hammer :) except 4 sum reason wen i read pen i automatically thot pencil until my mom yelled paper

all with 3:14 on the clock

if you have never heard of red beans and rice travel down south and get yourself some!

Flora and fauna is an animal and plant thing you learn in eighth grade science

Mint jelly sucks... real mint fresh outta the garden is better!! :D

we'd have fresh mint or mint sauce with lamb over here, maybe mint jelly is an americanized version of this - can't imagine it's an improvment.

17/20 >_< Hahaha all this fuss over a little lamb and some mint jelly...

Lamb with mint Jelly is really good, had it while visiting North Carolina, never been to England. Got them all, but almost missed carrots I kept thinking of peas in a pod...oops.

I'm from New Zealand and we have mint jelly and mint sauce. the sauce is really runny and thin, the jelly is like solidified sauce, and its green lol! we use it on lamb roasts traditionally. i personally don't mind if its missed off. Apparently they used to use mint to keep the flies off the meat when they were transporting it and that's where the combination came from.

I'm more used to mint sauce with lamb instead of mint jelly, but I know some people prefer the jelly. I didn't realise that was considered a British combo though. Can't say I like either with lamb, I'd much rather have mustard. When I went to America I remember there being so many jars of PB&J-esque combinations, like with chocolate spread instead of jelly, I thought they were very strange! But every culture has different culinary traditions that may seem strange to outsiders, no one is right or wrong, we should embrace our differences and learn about them instead of arguing over them!!

Sucks I spelled Lightning wrong LOL. aww well

pen & teller? :(

I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be lamb and mint SAUCE That's what we call it in England.

jamb and mint sause is actualy an british thing as most of you have put it i'm british and i got allof them even the american penut butter and jelly.

@txbdog: Yes we do, just maybe you don't. What makes you think you can speak for the entire coutry when you say that? And "faura" is not anything. However, flora and fauna are the scientific terms for plants and animals, respectively.

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lmao, at first I put Pen and Teller

I really though lamb and mint jelly was very common...I've never eaten it, but I sure as heck have heard of it.

I find it wierd that you guys eat Peanut Butter and Jelly o_O And it should be Lamb and Mint Sauce, it's Redcurrant Jelly that goes nicely with that (Sauce or not). Sincerely A Brit.

We call it Mint Sauce - fresh mint (it's a plant) finely chopped and mixed with vinegar and a small amount of sugar - delicious and the perfect accompaniment to roast lamb, new potatoes, peas and gravy.