I WONDER - What Did Victorians Eat?

In the Victorian era, street vendors provided fast food options for people on their way to work. Popular dishes included Jelly Deal, pea soup, and fried fish, which remains a favorite in England today. These food stands were widely popular due to their affordability, making them accessible to everyone.

Who were responsible for making fast food during the Victorian era?

• Street vendors

• Market sellers

• Restaurant chefs

• Home cooks

Which of the following was NOT a street food dish in the Victorian era?

• Pea soup

• Jelly Deal

• Fried fish

• Hamburger

What is a fast food item from the Victorian era that remains popular in England today?

• Pea soup

• Hot dog

• Fried fish

• Jelly Deal

Why were street food stands popular during the Victorian era?

• They offered a wide variety of gourmet dishes

• They were open 24/7

• They were located in scenic areas

• They provided affordable meals for everyone

What was a common feature of Victorian street food stands?

• They were exclusive to the wealthy

• They were accessible to all social classes

• They served only desserts

• They were expensive