From cheese to parched peas to tripe and black pudding, Lancashire has some fantastic foods to try.
If you live in Lancashire - or have relatives from the area - you’ve probably also heard some unique words and expressions.
Here are 29 foods and phrases to learn if you’re visiting the county this summer:

5. Black pudding
Black pudding, a sausage incorporating blood, is typically eaten as a breakfast food. It is considered a particular delicacy in Lancashire. | Alpha

6. Trouble at t' mill
Definition: A phrase sometimes used to refer to a problem, especially at home or at work. | Andrea Piacquadio

7. Blackpool rock
Rock is a type of hard stick-shaped boiled sugar confectionery. It is often associated with seaside towns such as Blackpool. | Hazel Scott

8. Talking tripe
Definition: Slang for something, especially speech or writing, that is false or worthless; rubbish. | Ketut Subiyanto


