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The bacon butty is a uniquely British phenomenon – a cultural icon that unites us all There aren’t many things you can get at both the Phil-U-Up Burger Van at B&Q Leatherhead and Buckingham Palace, but a bacon sandwich is one of them. “When a woman asks for back, I call her ‘madam’. When she asks for streaky, I call her ‘dear’.” This quote from a grocer in Jilly Cooper’s 1979 book Class neatly illustrates the peculiar relationship between food and status in this country – as Pen Vogler notes in last year’s Scoff, “most Brits could read a shopping basket as though it were a character sketch”. It also inadvertently makes the case for bacon as one of the few things that brings us together, even if we don’t eat pork – why else would Sainsbury’s sell ten different plant- and poultry-based alternatives?

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