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Whale meat curry for dinner? Study of bygone seafood recipes shows how UK tastes have narrowed

A recent study shows that British seafood recipes have significantly narrowed, with just five fish species dominating the culinary scene. Analyzing over a thousand recipes from Good Housekeeping, researchers found a decline in the use of tr...

The Guardian· Oct 13, 2026 · 8:32 PM · 3 views

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A recent study shows that British seafood recipes have significantly narrowed, with just five fish species dominating the culinary scene. Analyzing over a thousand recipes from Good Housekeeping, researchers found a decline in the use of traditional seafood like herring and oysters, highlighting a shift in UK tastes. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #breaking #seafood #UKcuisine #foodtrends #research

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