What idiom means something is very inexpensive?
Cheap as chips
What small, round cakes with dried fruit are cooked on a griddle?
Welsh cakes
What is this very thick cream called?
Clotted cream
What sweet food is made from fruit and sugar?
Jam
What dark sausage is made with pig’s blood, oats, and spices?
Black pudding
What is this small, round cake called?
A scone
Which traditional British steamed pudding has a funny-sounding name, contains dried fruit, and is usually served with custard?
Spotted dick (yes, really!)
What idiom means someone is so useless they couldn’t even plan the easiest event?
Couldn't organise a piss-up in a brewery
What phrase means to tell a secret?
Spill the beans
What British idiom means “people arguing a lot about something unimportant."?
A storm in a teacup
What British idiom describes something as completely useless?
A chocolate teapot (as much use as a chocolate teapot!)
What famous British meal has fried fish and fried potatoes?
Fish and chips
If you don’t like something, what British phrase can you say?
It's not my cup of tea
What Scottish dish is made from sheep’s heart, liver, and lungs mixed with oats and spices?
Haggis
Which traditional British meal is usually eaten on Sundays and includes meat, vegetables, and Yorkshire pudding?
A Sunday roast
What can you say when something is very easy?
It's a piece of cake!
What do British people call this snack?
Cream tea!
What idiom can you say if you are in trouble?
"I'm in a pickle!"
Which idiom means "don't accept more work than you can actually do?"
Don't bite off more than you can chew
Which British snack is sausage meat wrapped in puff pastry and baked until golden?
Sausage roll
What big breakfast can include eggs, bacon, sausages, beans, and toast?
A full English breakfast
What idiom can you use if you are very busy and have a lot of work to do?
I have a lot on my plate
Which British snack is a boiled egg wrapped in sausage meat, coated in breadcrumbs, and deep-fried?
A Scotch egg
What dark, salty spread do some people love and others hate?
Marmite