This text deals with... 1. strange names of dishes in the UK; 2. unusual Scottish food; 3. some traditional food in Britain; 4. a traditional English breakfast; 5. some famous British desserts; 6. a traditional Christmas meal in Britain. A) The British have given a lot of strange names to their foods. For example, pigs in blankets - pork sausages wrapped in bacon and cooked. This dish is often served at Christmas dinner. Another funny dish is toad in the hole. There isn't any frog in it, it's sausages baked in dough. Also there is headcheese with no cheese, because it's made with pork. B) Festive dinner on Christmas Day is special. Every family has its own traditions but some British dishes are likely to be on every menu. Roast turkey and potatoes, pigs in blankets, gravy and cranberry sauce are all-time favourites. For dessert, the British usually have pudding.