WHATS YOUR FAVORITE ENGLISH FOODS?

OK, Odd question but i would like to know what everyone's best and worst foods are in England. Just would like some ideas as to what to try and maybe what to stay away from.. Thanks

For breakfast........Chooky eggs and Marmite soldiers.

For lunch...........Ploughman's lunch.

For Dinner..........Fish & Chips (of course), Toad in the Hole, Cottage Pie, Shepheard Pie or Bangers & Mash, this is making me hungry !! 

                           Regards.

David pretty much covered everything I favor, Debbie!

Hi David Nice to meet you, Thanks for the info..

 OK I think this sounds good,,,LOL but what the heck are chooky eggs and marmite soldiers??lol is that just eggs and sausage? And the ploughmans lunch?? uh here i think that would be a fruit and sandwich plate,,I am sure thats wrong,,lol Fish and Chips OOOOYES love those our first time in europe i ordered fish and french fries and the guy said o you want fish and chips and i said no fries so it took me a second to get chips were fries,,LOL  The fish and chips we have over here are no comparison to what yall have,, well i guess i need more details,,lol  Thanks!!!

I like the Lion candy bar!!!!

it's soooo goood!!!!!

I think my all time favourite would be a Bacon Clanger, which is a wonderful layered suet pudding with onions, sage and bacon. my mum made the best one, but I haven't had it in ages now.

I like a Spotted Dick with custard, or a nice Apple and Blackberry Crumble with triple thick cream.

I love Bird's custard.

A real rasher of bacon, not the rubbish they dish up over here in the States.

Oh, and I LOVE Fox's Glacier Dark sweets (they are licorice). I only have a few left in my sweet tin now, so I only get one as a very special treat. I wish I could pop on over and buy some more.

Full English breakfast with proper bacon and yummy sausages, beans, tomatoes, and racks of toast.

Fish and chips, bangers and mash, anything with lamb (they have the most delicious lamb in England), shepherd's pie.

Cadbury flake candy bars.

REAL ALE (no, it really isn't warm).

Tea and scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam.

Not sure i eat much truly English food, but pretty much all the food i eat is locally grown, or caught around English coast etc.... and its really tasty!!

Oh Barbara i love real ale too!!! 

Yeah cream tea is good, tea and scones!!