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What Food Is Your Area Synonymous With?

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Bobbisox1 | 20:14 Wed 18th Dec 2019 | Food & Drink
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Lancashire = Hotpot
Dundee = cake
Edinburgh = rock
Glasgow = Iran bru and fried Mars bars ( am I wrong ?)
N.ireland = Champ

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London spotted dick...
20:15 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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Iran bru?????
Irn bru !!!
20:15 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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Emmie I’d have thought jellied eels for London, lol
20:16 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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I'm not in Cornwall...though I can just about see to the other side of the Tamar river. So I say pasties.
20:18 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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Stottie Cake
Bubble & Squeak
20:18 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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Bedfordshire = Clanger
20:19 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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Scotland...Haggis?
20:19 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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Iran Bru is only drunk when one is mullahed.
20:19 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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Oooh, APG, my neck of the woods then ( stotties)
20:19 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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What’s Clanger Tilly?

Haha Douglas , so funny
20:20 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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Norfolk DUMPLINGS!

Norwich mustard.

Great Yarmouth Bloaters (Herring)
20:21 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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no mate, jellied eels is for the cockneys and most have moved out of town to pastures green
20:21 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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Plymouth gin
Clotted cream fudge
Scones and cream teas...
20:22 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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Pasta, I’m salivating now :0/
20:25 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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A clanger is a big pasty, one half has the savoury filling and the other a sweet filling. Invented for farmhands to eat in the fields.

Tilly just beat me to it with her post.
20:26 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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East End - pie and mash
20:27 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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Brawn
Haslet
20:27 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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Has that anything to do with “ Dropping a clanger ?
20:28 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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Brawn....gross, blurgh
20:30 Wed 18th Dec 2019
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East End - pie and mash

You forgot the 'liquor' ☺☺☺
20:30 Wed 18th Dec 2019

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