Believe me, it was quite worrying to learn myself.
British food tends to be either extremely bland or you know about certain specialties. Fish and chips, for example, is our most famous. Very simple dish, but it's practically a staple. Tea is also very important to our culture. Every day, we spare maybe an hour or so in the afternoon for a tea break. We tend to have it with snacks that pair well with whatever tea we brewed.
I'm not entirely certain where the trend towards bland food began, though, but I can certainly say that whoever thinks food is 'healthier' without flavour is full of it.
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British food tends to be either extremely bland or you know about certain specialties. Fish and chips, for example, is our most famous. Very simple dish, but it's practically a staple. Tea is also very important to our culture. Every day, we spare maybe an hour or so in the afternoon for a tea break. We tend to have it with snacks that pair well with whatever tea we brewed.
I'm not entirely certain where the trend towards bland food began, though, but I can certainly say that whoever thinks food is 'healthier' without flavour is full of it.