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UK Food
The food in the UK is simply hearty and delicious. English food and cooking are rooted in history and heritage. “Fish and chips” and “roast beef and Yorkshire pudding” are popular dishes in the UK.
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Always do what she likes. If she likes parting you take her clubbing, if she likes movies you take her to the theater etc. Its about her visit so you do things she like doing.
How do you send food by post in UK?
Royal mail will allow you to send food and other perishable items, provided that the item is sealed and well packaged and a first class (or faster) service is used. Food that is not perishable (i.e. chocolate, canned goods, etc, can be sent using their normal service however the package must be well sealed to protect it from pests.
To send goods that must be kept refrigerated or frozen, a specialist courier should be used.
Why don't Germans have measuring spoons?
, I'm German. What's a measuring spoon? *takes a look at wikipedia*
Oh, ok. They are uncommon here. We do have measuring cups, though.
What is the Minimum wage for 23 in the UK?
There are three levels of minimum wage, and the rates from 1 October 2009 are:
£5.80 per hour for workers aged 22 years and older
a development rate of £4.83 per hour for workers aged 18-21 inclusive
£3.57 per hour for all workers under the age of 18, who are no longer of compulsory school age
Where can you get green boiled peanuts in the UK?
Why would you want them? They're disgusting. The first time I had them, I threw up on myself and then I fell into the river. I saved a cat though. Then I sold it on CraigsList for $40
It is a paste made mostly from crushed fish such as sardine, pilchard, crab etc.
It is usually eaten as a spread in bread.
What is the legal minimum pay per hour in England?
For all those people who are aged above 21years age the legal minimum pay per hour is 5.93 Pounds. It came into effect from 01October2010.
Who is josh warner in Milton keynes?
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What types of religious foods do the people of England eat?
At Easter it's hot cross buns and simmenel cake - a fruitcake with marzipan inside, with either 11 or 12 marzipan balls on the top, to symbolise the apostles (number depending on whether Judas is included). Easter eggs symbolise the rebirth of Christ.
Pancakes on pancake day - a tradition of using up all the remains in the cupboard before the start of Lent.
The Christmas period does not seem to involve "religious foods" in the UK.
As for other times of year, hot cross buns are usually available from supermarkets all year around (however some choose to remove the cross for religious reasons.) I don't think there are any other religious foods that are eaten all year round.
Who was 15 year old nigel slater's first boyfriend?
In the film about him, toast, when he is a teenager he kisses a boy named Stuart who is much older than him. Although this could be fiction there is no other recorded moments of him having a boyfriend when he was 15.
Is it illegal to sell sweets and stuff in school in the uk?
probably best to ask your teacher or principal!
What does a Victorian cook do?
the cook does this
cook's
is in charge of all the other survants
and is NOT aloud to go and answer the front door
the cook's bedroom is right at the top of the house and has to go up a stairway at the back of the house because the cook is not allowed to be seen
How does climate affect food grown in England?
It's not just in England, but in all parts of the world. If the temperature is too cold or too wet some plants won't grow as well or will grow quite well but not have much nutritional value to them. Cold seasons hinder plant growth, whereas warmer seasons like in spring and summer, plant growth is encouraged.
What is the consequence of over consumption of food containing beta carotene?
your skin can take on an orange cast.
Where in England can you buy senf?
Senf means mustard in German. It's probably easy to find.
Dusseldorfer senf in Canada often contains horseradish as well.
What is the favorite food in Tipton London?
The favourite food in London is also the national dish of England. Which is fish and chips.
Did fish and chips originate in Italy?
No! Fish and Chips came to England from Spain. It was dish (originally cooked in oil not lard) favoured by Spanish (Sephardi) Jews and introduced to England by them following immigration during the 17th and 18th centuries. It became popular as a dish during the 19th century.
