Reports say that an increasing number of British people are dumping national dishes in favor of Indian and Italian foods.
The survey conducted by tourism website iknow-uk.com showed that Britons are giving up English dishes like Welsh rarebit, toad in the hole, or bangers and mash for curry, pizzas and pastas.
Curry Consumption Could Reduce Dementia Risk
Researchers from the Duke University in North Carolina led by Professor Murali Doraiswamy, have revealed that eating curry at least once weekly may reduce the onset and spread of dementia.
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More than 90 per cent of the respondents said they eat Indian and Italian foods like curry, pizza and pasta at least once a week.
Shepherd's pie, a roast dinner or an English breakfast were mentioned by two per cent of the people surveyed.
Italian Pasta Replaces Spicy Indian Curries in Britain
Spicy Indian curries no longer excite the British taste as much as Italian pasta.
Spicy Indian curries no longer excite the British taste as much as Italian pasta.
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Amid his masterful performances at the Water Cube, Michael Phelps's days are a blur of massage and ice baths, sleeping and eating - lots of eating.
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