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Traditional British fry-up could die out - after Gen Z shun fatty dish and rarely eat it

A poll of 1,000 young adults aged 18 to 34 found one in 10 never enjoy the dish, while 14 per cent tuck into it just once or twice-a-year. A bid has been launched to revive the classic meal

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Is the great British fry-up now toast? Gen-Z turns its back on cooked breakfasts after being convinced it is too fatty and greasy by health influencers on social media

The traditional fry-up may be in danger of frying-out , as younger Britons shun the breakfast classic as too fatty or too time consuming to put together, research has found.

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Gen Z shun the greasy and high-calorie classic fry-up with one in ten never eating the

Young Brits don’t like the traditional breakfast fry-up because the dish is too greasy and has too many calories, according to a survey.

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Three in 10 young adults feel popularity of a British fry-up is at an all-time low

One in 10 people, aged 18-34, never tuck into the traditional breakfast meal - with over a third feeling it is too greasy or fatty

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Why the Full English Breakfast is at risk of dying out

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