Food in Britain I. Match the word with its definition: 1. Porridge b) a) a kind of sauce that often consists of meat and other ingredients, 2. Bed and breakfast b) a dish consisting of cereal boiled in water or milk; 3. Cereal c) a restaurant or shop selling cooked food to be caten elsewhere; 4. Average d) a dish of roasted chicken in a spicy sauce: 5. Dominate e) sleeping accommodation for a night and a meal in the morning; 1 6. Supermarket chains f) a breakfast food made from grain, typically eaten with milk; 7. Home delivery – g) less popular; 8. Grocer b) usual or ordinary: 9. Compete i) a food, typically a complete meal, that has been pre-prepared; 10. Earl j) to be the most important part of (something); 11. Convenience food k) to try to get or win something that someone else is also trying to win; 12. Less common 1) the process of transporting goods from a location to a destination; 13. Takeaway m) a British nobleman; 14. Chicken tikka masala n) a person who sells food and other supplies for people's houses; 15