British Classics Archives

British Classics: Fish & Chips

Fish & Chips on a Friday. There couldn’t be anything more British. Even Winston Churchill called them “the good companions”! […]

For many, a Sunday Roast Dinner is a family tradition. There may be slight variations on the plate week-to-week, beef […]

Scone or scone? Jam first or cream first? Devon or Cornwall? Butter or no butter? The cream tea sparks different […]

The Cornish Pasty. A delicious, golden pastry filled with beef, vegetables and seasoning. It’s a British Classic with history. Origins […]

A stocking hung up on the fireplace or the end of the bed on Christmas Eve that Santa fills with […]

Christmas is about celebrating, spending time with family and eating and drinking together. However, just because it’s Christmas, it doesn’t […]

Cullen Skink may sound like something out of a Roald Dahl novel, but it’s actually a British Classic. Cullen Skink is […]

Tartan is a woollen cloth woven in various patterns of checks and crossed lines. The pattern is the same in […]

“Rugby is a hooligans game played by gentlemen.“ Winston Churchill With the Rugby World Cup starting this weekend, it’s about […]

Ever seen Welsh Rarebit on a menu and avoided it because you’re not quite sure what it is? Well, you’re […]