Iconic British Dishes Extinct
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The traditional British dishes at risk of EXTINCTION
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Kitchen appliance maker Ninja surveyed 2,000 people and studied online search trends for popular UK dishes.
Based on various metrics, the appliance making firm has given a predicted 'date of extinction' for each dish.
Right at the top of the list is Glamorgan sausage, a Welsh classic made from cheese, leeks and breadcrumbs.
Pan haggerty, a meat casserole from the northeast of England , will be extinct by summer 2026 .
Even shepherd’s pie originating in northern England or Ireland in the late 18th century will disappear by June 2027 .
Searches for wheaten bread have dwindled to 158,429 in the past five years .
With a weekly decline of 0.86 per cent it is expected to disappear by 2027 .
Victoria sponge cake, Kent 's Gypsy tart, scones, rhubarb crumble, Banbury cakes and jam tarts.
Ninja hopes results will give underappreciated dishes a new lease of life.
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