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I'm not English,however
(American) and we have different names for a few,but since it's basically the same food, I counted them in total.
You are never getting me to eat haggis, blood pudding, or jellied eels,however.😱

"Full English Breakfact" - is that a fact?

I've had them all at sometime - no jellied eels or chicken tikka masala for some time though. I prefer tikka without sauce. And I'm just recovering from a huge portion of fish & chips.

I've had most of them. I miss the days of Fish N Chips in newspaper. One day I will try to duplicate my mothers Shepherd's Pie. It was practically a food group. I do love my beans on toast and cheese n cucumber sandwiches.

Fish-N-Chips from a seafood restaurant. If I cook fish at home and we have potatoes, they are fried potatoes (taters) with onions, not French Fries (chips).

I think we have all made a roast or had one at home.

I have had homemade chicken pot pies here at home.

Jellied eels? I do not eat bait! I put it on a hook! 😂

Only fish and chips and shepherd's pie, at a restaurant ("Irish pub" in the US).

Yet the pie was white inside.

I had no clue what they rest even were before I saw your post. I had heard of a few, though. And about the beans. I do not even like beans for dinner.

100%.

"Game Pie" looks like Black Pudding slightly rearranged 😅

So much pastry and potato . . I've got indigestion just from looking at the pictures.

And much too much beige . . our young ones are encouraged by school to "eat the rainbow".

Chicken Tikka Masala and Sunday roast, without the Yorkshire pudding. I would make gluten-free tapioca-cheese rolls instead for a Sunday roast. They are like Yorkshire pudding but with added cheese.

I don’t eat fish or black pudding. I’ll try haggis if I was in Scotland but otherwise never tried it. All the others I have eaten.

Most of them, but then, I have spent most of my life in England. Beef Wellington is 😋😀, but really only as a special treat or celebration.

Chicken tikka masala. Other than that I've never been to the Shire.

3. Fish and chips, roast, and shepherds pie. I never heard of the others before.

We do these regularly but I'm in the US.

I've eaten everything except chicken and leek pie and jellied eels.

Seventeen.

I have not eaten Chicken Tikka Marsala at home, nor Jellied eels nor Bubble & Squeak.

When I make a Game Pie, it does not look like that !
The various meats are encased in pastry.

Wouldn’t bother with beef wellington at home and jellied eels are rather Victorian

11 - but only if you count ploghman’s as bing cooked - I dont think it counts as it doesnt get heated ??

None

Four of them

fish & chips and beef wellington

14 of them. Not into jellied eels. Not eaten black pudding at home. Dont eat Steak & Kidney

I've had all these except Black Pudding with mash - WTF?

Most of them

Eleven….

Six of them and bubble & squeak is my favorite 🤤🤤

I have tried jellied eels. Yukkster.

Only 4! 😕

Everything until we get down to Game Pie and everything on the bottom row... That's when things start getting weird, LOLZ😅
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British cuisine is very inedible. Spent a month in Africa with British chefs. Lost 30 pounds. Those chefs can screw up lettuce.

3 maybe 4...mighty fine! 😋

2 fish and chips and shepherds pie

No wonder you Brits colonized as much of the world as you could... I wouldn't stay home either if that lot is all you had to eat. 😅

Fish n chips. A thousand times before.

0, I don't even know these meals.

Eaten all except jellied eels

Never have or will eat jellied eels 🤢

Half of those are 🤢especially jellied eels

Bubble n squeek yummy

Chicken Tikka Masala
Fish and Chips
Shepherd’s Pie

12 of them.

All of them except for jellied eels and bubble and squeak

4

bangers mash was called weenie boats.

everything as beige as a BK menu

Only one, Shepherds Pie.

@Mordechai