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| Most people in Britain buy their food from urban street markets: fresh food, convenience food, frozen food and canned food. |
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| Fish and chips are really expensive. |
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| British people eat four hundred million servings of fish and chips a year. |
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| Few people in Britain have their main meal in the evening. |
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| At lunchtime, people usually only have a break of an hour. |
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| Chinese, Indian or Italian restaurants are not very popular in Britain. |
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| London has restaurants from almost forty-two different countries. |
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| Britain has a lot of foreign restaurants and British people like food from all over the world. |
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| People don't eat traditional English breakfast very often now. |
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| Some British teenagers like ice-cream, chocolate, chips and cheeseburgers. |
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| They go out to eat traditional food like fish and chips; cod and chips for instance. |
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| This is the usual breakfast in Britain: bacon, egg, sausage, tomato and fried bread. |
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| Pizza and pasta are not popular in Britain. They always eat British food. |
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| Dinner is usually at about seven or eight o'clock. |
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| You don't prepare convenience food, just put it in the oven or the microwave. |
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| Milkmen usually bring milk to people's houses before breakfast. |
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| Lunch is at about one or two o'clock. |
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| This is the traditional English breakfast in Britain: milk and cereals, toast with jam or marmalade, fruit juice, tea or coffee. |
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| People have meat or fish and vegetables for dinner. |
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| They often just have a sandwich or a snack for lunch. |
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