Hazel Scott

In the grand tapestry of British life, there are moments so steeped in a uniquely British blend of discomfort and panic, they’re almost rites of passage. Here are those instances that test the stoicism of Brits across the isles. 1. The Wrong Tea Order You ask for Earl Grey, they serve you English Breakfast. It’s … Read more

British cuisine: a puzzle wrapped in an enigma, smothered in gravy. From the hearty to the perplexing, here’s a menu of British delights that leave foreigners scratching their heads, wondering, “But why?” 1. Marmite The ultimate “love it or hate it” spread. To outsiders, it’s like spreading salty, yeasty despair on toast. 2. Black Pudding … Read more

In Britain, rain isn’t just weather; it’s a conversation starter, a mood setter, and an art form. And like any art, it comes in various styles, each with its own method of complaint. Here’s a guide to the 10 types of British rain and the proper way to moan about them, because if there’s one … Read more

From the Costa del Sol to the beaches of Thailand, Brits abroad are like red buses in New York: wonderfully out of place yet an essential part of the landscape. Here’s how you can spot a fellow Brit, blending in with all the subtlety of a brass band in a library. 1. The Optimistic Sunburn … Read more

Ah, the British pub: a hallowed haven of camaraderie, where the beer flows freely and the world’s problems are solved one pint at a time. Yet, navigate these waters poorly, and you’ll stick out like a sore thumb. Here’s the lowdown on the unspoken rules that govern the sacred British pub, served with a side … Read more

The UK: home to rain, tea, and some of the world’s finest literature. Whether you’re after timeless classics or modern masterpieces, British authors have got you covered. Just don’t spill your tea while turning those pages. #1. “Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Austen Ah, the classic tale of love, society, and people judging each other … Read more