In England, we love nothing more than a pie (albeit an overpriced one) during half time at the footy.
That might be the case for Premier League fans, but across Europe, there are some rather different – and quite surprising – things that people eat.
For example, bratwurst is eaten in Germany, and while you might expect that, you probably wouldn’t have guessed that fans in Turkey drink Aryan – a salted yoghurt drink.
Greeks eat Vromiko – which is sold by vendors so dubious it literally translates into the word filthy. Nice.
Chips and mayo are a staple in Belgium and sunflower seeds also seem popular in a fair few countries.
Here’s the full list, from UEFA…
Albania: Qebab or Qofte
Andorra: Sunflower seeds
Albania: Sunflower seeds
Austria: Schnitzelburgers
Azerbaijan: Sunflower seeds
Belarus: Sunflower seeds
Bosnia: Salted grapes and pumpkin seeds
Belgium: Chips and mayonnaise
Bulgaria: Sunflower seeds
Croatia: Seeds and peanuts
Cyprus: Breadsticks, peanuts, koubes, sticky bombes
Czezh Republic: klobása sausages and beer
Denmark: Sausages with kethup and mustard plus beer
England: Beef tea and meat pies
Estonia: Soup, hot dogs, garlic bread, and beef jerky
Faroe Islands: Coffee and sweets
Finland: Sausage with mustard, with coffee
France: Sausage sandwiches and cider
Macedonia: Sunflower and pumpkin seeds
Georgia: Sunflower seeds and peanuts
Germany: Bratwurst and beer
Gibraltar: Sunflower seeds
Greece: Vromiko (similar to a hot dog)
Hungary: Beer and sunflower seeds
Iceland: Pizza/hot dogs and soda
Israel: Sunflower seeds
Italy: Sausage and onion sandwich
Kazakhstan: Crisps and pies
Latvia: Beer and crisps
Liechtenstein: Beer and sausage
Lithuania: Beer and fried bread with garlic
Luxembourg: Beer and sausage
Malta: Cappuccino and a sandwich
Moldova: Sunflower seeds
Montenegro: Beer, sunflower seeds and peanuts
Netherlands: Beer and hamburgers
Northern Ireland: Burgers, coffee, and soup
Norway: Sausage in bread
Poland: Sausages and hot dogs
Portugal: Bifanas (a pork-steak sandwich), entremeadas (a bacon sandwich), and couratos (a pork-rind sandwich)
Republic of Ireland: Beef tea, and maybe a bag of chips
Romania: Sunflower and pumpkin seeds
Russia: Sunflower seeds, peanuts, and other nuts.
San Marino: Piarina (a flatbread with cheese and salami/ham)
Scotland: Beef tea and meat pies
Serbia: Pumpkin and sunflower seeds, sugar-glazed fruits
Slovakia: Sunflower seeds and sausages
Slovenia: Hamburgers, hot dogs, and popcorn
Spain: Sunflower seeds
Sweden: Hot dogs
Switzerland: Sunflower seeds
Turkey: Kofte emek (a meatball sandwich), and aryan (a salted yoghurt drink)
Ukraine: Sunflower seeds
Wales: Tea and meat pie
Interesting stuff.
