My friends always say that the UK doesn't have its own food culture, what are the British specialties?

Living in the UK for a few years now, I've never hesitated or questioned what local food to serve whenever friends visit, because the answer is always easy to see, so don't hesitate to try the following recommendations:

British Breakfast

Big

Breakfast

Bacon

, Eggs, Sausage, Mushrooms, Tomatoes,

Buttered Bread

, Baked Beans...

Buttered Bread...

Baked Peas.... tomatoes,

buttered bread

, baked beans...

And of course, with a coffee or a tea, it's the

British Breakfast

that you can't miss when you're in the UK. Personally, it's a once a month 'weekend pastime'.

Pie

Pie

A traditional British food, shaped like a large square cake, made of beef or lamb and served with peas. The most popular of the various types of pie are

Beef Pie

Sausage and Mash

Sausage

and

mash

Simply put, it all depends on the quality of the ingredients: tasty sausages, mashed potatoes, and a "gravy " (thick sauce) with onions for great flavor.

Fish and Chips

Fish

and

chips

This one is arguably the best on the British menu, a must-have 'famous dish' in every pub. A simple fish fry with golden brown chips served with lemon juice and tartar sauce is mouthwatering!

Summary:

So how can the UK not have authentic British food?

I also have pictures of these dishes on my blog:

/blog/popular-british-food/

I'd be happy to answer any questions you may have related to living in or studying in the UK :)