Breakfast
When are "soldiers" in an English Breakfast?
Slices of toast.
I’m made from bread, cheese, beer and pickles, and served as a lunch - what am I?
Ploughman’s Lunch.
Which day do English people traditionally eat fish and chips?
Friday.
Which pastry is used to make Baklava?
Filo.
What did McDonald's first introduce in 1968?
Big Mac.
What is smoked herring also known as?
Kippers.
I famously appeared in Wallace & Gromit - what am I?
Wensleydale cheese.
What is beef wrapped in pate and pastry, and usually served with potatoes and veg called?
Beef wellington.
"The sweet you can eat between meals without ruining your appetite." - name that bar?
Milky Way.
What is the French term for small, hot or cold portions of savory food served as an appetizer?
Hors d'oeuvre.
What does the HP stand for in HP Sauce
Houses Of Parliament
I’m found in Devon and people often argue about which is spread on me first - what am I?
Scone.
What meat is used in a Shepherds Pie?
Lamb.
What year did the Milky Bar cowboy first appear?
1962.
What would you get if you asked for scraps in a fish and chip shop?
Small fried pieces of batter.
What type of beans are baked beans?
Haricot beans.
I’m stuffed with beef, turnips, potatoes and onions, and was first served in England - what am I?
Cornish Pasty
What type of food does the UK spend £4.7 billion on a year?
Ready meals.
Which country do Granny Smith apples originate from?
Australia.
In which country did the bagel originate?
Poland.
Which breakfast item is proudly made in Burton-on-Trent?
Marmite.
I was invented so Earl John Mantagu wouldn’t get both his hands and cards dirty during a game - what am I?
Sandwich.
What does BISTO stand for?
Browns Instantly, Seasons and Thickens in One.
What percentage of oranges grown are used to produce juice?
85%!
In what year was the term "fast food" recognised in the Merriam-Webster (US) dictionary?
1951.