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In the U.K., courgette is used in cooking. In the U.S., it’s called _________.

zucchini

Americans put frosting on a cake. In the U.K., people usually call it ______.

icing

Americans say cilantro. In the U.K., it’s called ________.

coriander

In the U.K., crisps are sold in packets. What are crisps called in America?

Potato chips

Pronunciation check: In the U.K., the h in herbs is pronounced. In the U.S., it’s _______.

silent

In the U.S., shrimp is the common word. In the U.K., they’re usually called _______ ..

prawns

What is this?

Biscuits and Gravy

Cookies and Cream

Roast Dinner

Cotton Candy

Americans say oh-REG-uh-no. How do British people pronounce oregano?

oh-reh-GA-no

Americans say candy, but British people say ______.

sweets

A U.K. pudding can mean dessert in general. What does pudding usually mean in the U.S.?

A creamy dessert similar to custard

A biscuit in Britain is sweet and crunchy. What is a biscuit in the U.S.?

A soft bread roll (often eaten with gravy)

What is this?

Ice cream

Biscuits and Gravy

Pudding

Angel Delight

In the U.K., you eat chips with fish. In the U.S., chips are what British people call _______

Crisps

In the U.K., aubergine is a vegetable. In the U.S., it’s called an _________.

eggplant

The British say candy floss. In the U.S., people say _________ ________.

cotton candy

In Britain, jelly is a wobbly dessert. In the U.S., jelly means _______________________________ .

a sweet spread made from fruit, like jam.