Toad in the Hole followed by Spotted Dick? 
Typical English, or the names are. Any equally descriptive Aussie food dishes. I know how you guys have a way with words.
We had pan fried salmon, broccoli & cheese sauce.
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We have a Meat Pie Floater - A single serve pie in a bowl of pea soup.
Bangers and Mash - Sausages and Mashed Potato
sounds good
That’s olde English
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I can’t think of many Aussie only food names except perhaps these:
Snags, Pavlova, Lamingtons, Balmain Bugs, Dagwood Dogs, Fairy Bread, Parmigiana, Chiko Rolls.
Toad in the Hole is probably only known to us pommie immigrants, certainly not the general population.
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a sort of cake with strawberries & cream for Russia with love.
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Nothing like cake, it’s a dessert.
Meringue base with fruit and cream.
Those Kiwi’s claim they invented it, it’s an ongoing dispute.
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yeah meringue, and I knew it was a desert. It’s well known.
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Erm …
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Another gift from Australia to the world
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what’s the other one?
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WiFi.
You’re Welcome…
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Lovely chicken.
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Australia, the United States and The Netherlands simultaneously claim the invention of Wi-Fi. A consensus has not been reached globally and is a controversial …
Wikipedia
Thanks anyway.
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It’s a pleasure, but you missed out the best bit:
In 2009, the Australian CSIRO was awarded $200 million after a patent settlement with 14 technology companies, with a further $220 million awarded in 2012 after legal proceedings with 23 companies.[25][26][27]
Well done!
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Am I in the correct reply spot, I hope?
Tonight for supper, fish tacos, garden salad, and Tapioca Pudding
are on the menu. 
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Yes, you are replying correctly.
I have never eaten Tapioca Pudding. Nice?
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Hi Bretrick, yes tapioca pudding is real nice, especially vanilla 
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