The British have a ritualistic breakfast, simple lunch, and sumptuous dinner, but are they called "food deserts"?

When it comes to food, we basically think of Chinese food. Chinese food culture is extensive and profound, and has a deep influence all over the world. The eight major Chinese cuisines and various traditional ethnic food, as well as various snacks and snacks, are completely delicious.

Once you get there, you can’t stop!

But on the other side of the earth, compared to China, which is a gourmet destination, this country is called a "food desert" by netizens, a title that even their own people recognize.

This country is the United Kingdom. When it comes to British food, the only thing that comes to mind is fish and chips. But is their food system really so single?

Follow the editor to take a look at three meals a day for British people, and see if this "food desert" title is worthy of its name.

Breakfast English breakfast is actually world-famous. The British breakfast culture is quite long and mature, and the locals are also proud of their breakfast culture.

The variety of English breakfast is quite rich (of course it is not comparable to Chinese food). Generally, there are fried foods, bacon, sausage, ham, fried eggs, roasted tomatoes, etc. Basically, you can eat a variety of cooking in English breakfast

Food under the gimmick.

Arrange these dishes full of food, and serve them with bread jam or English black tea, and you can enjoy a ceremonial English morning tea.

Lunch is generally the meal with the most energy intake, but the British lunch is the simplest. Many British office workers just buy a sandwich at a convenience store. Sandwiches are available all over the world. After all, they are made in the same way.

It's pretty simple, just take two pieces of bread and put food in between.

The most representative British lunch is fish and chips. The British have an unusual persistence and love for it. Its preparation is similar to that of Ningbo Noodles and Yellow Croaker in my country.

According to the current concept of healthy eating, dinner should be the meal with the least energy intake of the day, but obviously the British are doing the opposite. The British pay great attention to dinner. They believe that dinner is the main meal, and only dinner is the only meal.

It is a meal where the family sits together and eats.

A traditional British dinner consists of one meat and two vegetables, except for vegetarians.

"Meat" means any meat such as chicken or beef is acceptable, but meat must be used as the main course. Roast chicken, French fries and beer braised beef are the British favorites.

The scope of "two vegetables" is relatively broad, but anyone who knows a little bit knows that the British love potatoes and carrots very much.

There are also various fruit pies and meat pies that are also loved by British people.

The three meals a day for British people seem to be pretty good, but overall, it can be seen that British food tends to be greasy, and you will feel tired just looking at it. Although it seems to have many varieties, compared to Chinese food

, "food desert" is well-deserved.