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Iran and England have a lot in common. Both of their main sports are soccer and they are both heavy tea drinkers. They also both have special foods and desserts that are unique to them.

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England hosts Wimbledon.

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This is a popular English breakfast.

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Castles are popular in England.

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national trust for places of historic interest or natural beauty

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Queen Elizabeth II is the queen of England.

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Trifles are a popular British desert.

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Fish and chips is a staple in the English culture.

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They also drink a lot of tea in England

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I eat all Persian food with this

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I drink chai nabat every single morning.

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Nabat is a sweet rock candy that I put in my tea

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Takhte-nard is a boardgame played in Iran.

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Nowruz (Persian New Year) is the most important holiday to my family. We set out a Haft Sin with specific items on it as seen below. Each item has a meaning.

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Thousands of Persians go to Mason Park ever year to celebrate Sizdah Bedar (Nature's day).

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Kolah Ghermezi is a funny show I watched when I was little.

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sholezard is one of my favorite persian deserts

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Baghali polo is one of my favorite persian dishes.