Britain's food is world-famous, as famous as its afternoon tea, see my recommendation of the top ten food in Britain?

1. Cream Tea

Britain's top ten food must mention cream tea, which is the traditional food of Devon and Cornwall, mainly made of black tea, scones, strawberry jam and clotted cream, there are subtle differences in different regions in the consumption of cream tea, you can slowly experience.

2. Haggis

Haggis is a kind of lamb belly stuffed with meat, the first time you eat it will certainly be a little inapplicable, by then in the United Kingdom this is a very common food, very traditional Scottish meal.

3. Fish and chips

Britain's top ten food can not be mentioned fish and chips, typical British fries, cod wrapped in flour and then fried, with salt and vinegar and ketchup, very tasty.

4. Welsh rabbit

This is actually a vegetarian dish, with cheese salty chili sauce modulation coated in toast and then baked into the delicious, different seasoning recipes and practices taste will be different.

5. Roast dinner

Also known as a Sunday roast because it's only served on Sundays, it's a classic British meal that features lamb, beef, chicken, and pork, as well as roasted potatoes and a variety of roasted vegetables.

6. Cornish pasties

Cornish pasties are made with a mixture of small pieces of beef, potato cubes and onions and other veggies as a filling, and wrapped them into the shape of the letter d and then baked, with different fillings, the focus is on the letter d, very regional characteristics.

7. Butter shortbread

Britain's top ten food can not forget the butter shortbread, a mouthful of crispy and delicious, the most famous butter shortbread has to be said to be the Scottish version of the Walker's Butter Shortbread Company Limited production of cookies, the most delicious butter shortbread.

8. Yorkshire Pudding

This pudding is the most important part of a British Sunday dinner, usually served with roast beef, and unlike traditional puddings with a jelly-like texture, this pudding is more like soft bread.

9. English Chaffer

Chaffer (trifle) is a traditional British dessert made of fruit, cake and cookies, with a layer of cream stacked on top of each other, and a sherry-soaked cake inside, which is fruity and boozy on the tip of the tongue.

10. Sausage and mashed potatoes

Absolutely filling British food, sausage from the Lake District specialty Cumberland sausage (cumberland sausage) for the best, with a staple potato, delicious and inexpensive and filling.