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Today is National Fish and Chip day and if there’s one harmless, divisive topic in the UK, it’s what makes a good chippy tea. According to a new study commissioned byThe study, which surveyed 1,000 people over 15 UK cities revealed that while most of the UK agrees on which fish to order – all areas of the UK prefer cod apart from Scotland where haddock was an outright winner.
Also, surprisingly, the most popular side for 18-24 year old Londoners was a pickled egg with 23% of the city’s respondents naming it as their preference.
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