Life in the UK test practice question · Society and culture
Yorkshire pudding is traditionally eaten with which meal?
Answer options
- Fish and chips
- A cooked breakfast
- Roast beef and gravy, as part of a Sunday roastCorrect
- Afternoon tea with scones
Answer: Roast beef and gravy, as part of a Sunday roast
Yorkshire pudding is made from a batter of eggs, flour and milk. It was served with roast beef for a long time, and today it often comes with other roast meats too.
Checked 8 November 2026