Food the Brits have that America doesn't

Mmmmmmm - delicious !!!

 

Bread pudding - still warm & served with custard - Mmmmmmm !!!

 

Xmas pudding & Brandy sauce !!!

 

Indian Curry !!!

 

For those who like a stronger Curry flavour !!!

 

I've always wanted to try what Americans call 'biscuits' the ones they have warm or with gravy. The UK calls cookies cookies biscuits. I wonder if we have an equivalent?

 

This is commonly called liquor sauce or simply liquor (the term liquor does not imply alcohol content in its original meaning), traditionally made using the water kept from the preparation of the stewed eels. However, many shops no longer use stewed eel water in their parsley liquor.

 

They look like what we call English muffins

 

We call these potato chips

 

I have heard of fish and chips, So like potato chips?

 

Your potato chips are thin and small in comparison with those served this side of the 'pond' matey. Personally I also like a couple of pickled onions with my fish & chips too.

 

It's funny how most of the world call their language English and change everything. lol

 

I should have added matey, the 'Huss' or sometimes called 'rock salmon' is a cousin of the shark. It has only one bone - the spine and this is more in the way of cartilege than bone per se, which is why I prefer it - no messing about with tiny bones that could get stuck in your throat as you swallow.

 

I love Hash Browns. I believe they look different in the US I think.

 

They're good.

 

They're ok, and I have eaten them occasionally, but I prefer fried bread to accompany a 'fulll english'

 

Oh that's another thing we have which the American's don't - 'Black Pudding'

 

Do you brits have anything like this?


Scrapple - Wikipedia

 

Looks like corned beef.