1. Prepared by: Joanna Krawczyk

2. sausages mushrooms tomato hash browns eggs baked beans bacon

3. cereal toasts

4. LUNCH OPTIONS

5. roast pizza

6. noodles Fish and chips

7. soup salad

8. Hash browns or hashed browns are a simple potato preparation in which potato pieces are pan-fried after being shredded. In parts of the UK, hash browns can mean fried left over mashed potato. hash browns

9. vending machine fizzy drinks

10. Advertisers often decide to target schoolchildren, because kids usually have money to spend and a pester power to ask their parents repeatedly to buy something what they want. Most children snack between meals and they usually decide to buy chips or somtehing sweet. 27% of teenagers eat chips on most days and 57% say they dont eat fresh fruit. The average teenager drinks a can and a half of fizzy drinks every day! In twenty years, the number of overweight teenagers in Britain has grown by 300%.

11. canteens in British schools

12. JAMIE OLIVER

13. Jamies manifesto 1. In schools: make cooking and life skills classes compulsory for all kids so they learn about food and good eating habits while they're young. 2. For teachers: train new cookery teachers, otherwise the new right that kids have to cookery lessons just isnt going to happen. 3. For heads: empower heads to make every school a junk food free zone. 4. For parents: educate parents and help them to understand the basics of family cooking and responsible nutrition. 5. For dinner ladies: invest in dinner ladies with proper training and enough paid hours to cook their food with fresh ingredients. 6. Commit to a ten-year strategic plan and fund a long-term public campaign to get people back on to a proper diet and persuade the public to make better choices.

14. Pancakes Day

15. Bonfire Night baked potatoes

16. a turkey Christmas Day

17. A minced pie is a British festive sweet pastry, traditionally consumed during the Christmas and New Year period. Mince pies are filled with mincemeat– a preserve typically containing apple, dried fruits such as raisins and sultanas. minced pies

18. Easter

19. The importatnce of small restaurants

20. CHIP SHOPS Chip shop is a place where one can buy a popular take-away food like Fish and chips.

22. GREASY SPOONS

23. Greasy spoon is a colloquial term used in Britain for small, especially cheap restaurants. They are called so because any cutlery that comes into contact with athe food on offer is immediately coated with a sticky, greasy layer of lard. More calories can be found in a cup of tea in a good greasy spoon than in a whole meal at a normal restaurant.

25. What should be changed? British people should: drink water, not fizzy drinks eat breakfast- not snack all day eat healthy snacks like fresh fruit, not chocolate bars or sweets not eat late at night cut down on fatty food.

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