What do you eat for three meals a day in the UK?

Let's take a look at three meals a day in the UK. In the morning, a cup of English tea, a bowl of half-skimmed milk with a banana cut into small pieces and a little oatmeal or cornflakes. Lunch a homemade sandwich consisting of sliced bread with pork, ham, lettuce leaves, cheese and canned pickles. For dinner, boiled spaghetti, chicken thighs, broccoli and salad dressing. Late night snack with yogurt or ice cream.

1, breakfast: ASDA / TESCO in the cheapest bread with butter / jam / CHEESE. fried eggs (if time). Milk. Or cornflakes in milk which is easy and convenient but can't stick to it.

2, Lunch: Brits don't take lunch seriously, they eat chips, chocolate or whatever anytime. If you don't live in a dormitory or rent a room far away from the school, you can bring your own homemade sandwiches. In the UK, lunch breaks usually start at 1:00 pm, which is very difficult to adapt to when you first come here.

3, dinner: I don't think there is much to choose from in the UK, lentils and cabbage are very expensive. Tomatoes, broccoli, cabbage.

Diet in the UK has changed and improved dramatically over the last decade. Foods and foods from all over the world can now be found in restaurant restaurants in cities across the UK. If you are planning to eat in a restaurant, there are restaurants representing the food cultures of different nationalities in different countries for you to choose from. You can check your local travel guide and can find the restaurant you want to visit.

Every city has a ChinaTown, where there are many Chinese restaurants offering food from different parts of China for you to choose from. In the city center, there are usually restaurant restaurants from all parts of the world, and some pubs and takeaways also serve traditional British food.

If you are cooking for yourself, there are many supermarkets and butchers or fruit and vegetable stores in every city where you can buy food from different parts of the world, so you don't have to worry about finding your favorite food. Usually food is cheaper in supermarkets than in other stores, and you can buy food that is easy to carry to school. Among the many food items, Chinese meals, Indian Pakistani food and pizzas are usually popular food items among students and are also easy to carry. Also, don't forget the traditional British food of fish and chips, which can be bought at various small British takeaways in your local area.