Why do British desserts have non straight forward names?

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  • Anonymous Post Author
    5 years ago | pl

    Yeh, it's OK, but not my cup of tea (good expression for this thread), I'm American but I lived in England for 4 years. I love alot of British food including fish n chips, roast lamb, meat pies (but no kidney!), and I love British sausages. But, I usually prefer American desserts, (bring me the ol Apple or cherry pie), with the exception being that I love treacle covered in syrup and brown sugar and I love custard (I like it thicker, but I noticed how some Brits prefer it thin and runny).

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    • e51pegasi
      5 years ago | pl

      Cherry pie with double cream or custard mmm.

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      • Anonymous Post Author
        5 years ago | pl

        I also loved raspberry ripple ice cream, which I can't find in America, at least not in the same way or it being called that

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