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.
5. Orange juice
The simple pleasure of freshly squeezed orange juice completes the top five. | Canva/Getty Images
6. Honey
The sweet taste of honey takes sixth sport. Humans have been enjoying the bee-produced treat for thousands of years - Spanish cave paintings dating back at least 8,000 years show humans foraging for honey. | Canva/Getty Images
7. Garlic
There are few dishes that can't be improved with the addition of garlic. China produces 73 per cent of the garlic eaten around the world. | Canva/Getty Images
8. Tikka masala
Regularly voted Britain's favourite dish, chicken tikka masala comprises marinated chicken chunks in a spiced sauce. Many think that the recipe originates in the UK - with South Asian cooks in Glasgow being the most likely source. | Canva/Getty Images