They were some of the top choices in a study commissioned by Pukka to celebrate the launch of its new World Flavours range.
And it shows that Brits now enjoy spicy food over bland fare.
Nearly half say they are more adventurous with their food choices, while a third are more inclined to sample foods from different countries.
When it comes to world flavours, Chinese came top (46 percent), while Indian (40 percent), Italian (36 percent), Mexican (23 percent) and Greek (15 percent) are also popular.
Here are the 10 tastes that topped the rankings.
9. Salt and vinegar crisps
Britain is a nation of crisp lovers, with a bewildering array of flavours available. It's the humble salt and vinegar crisp that ranks in the top 10 here though. The first salt and vinegar crisps were made in Ireland in the 1950s. | Canva/Getty Images
10. Chocolate
It's perhaps surprising that chocolate only sneaks into this list in 10th place. The average British person chomps their way through 16 pounds of chocolate each year. | Canva/Getty Images