"Young Britons are out of touch with their culinary heritage, a survey claims.
They are so ignorant about traditional foods that some regional delicacies risk being lost for ever.
Many thought that the Lincolnshire dish of haslet was a morris dancer's waistcoat.
About 2,000 people were given a list of 10 dishes from around the country and asked to choose a definition for each.
However, although the poll posed few problems for those over 45, more than half of the younger generation were baffled.
Haslet - a salted pork and offal dish - proved particularly tricky, with a quarter of those aged 18-24 identifying it as part of a morris dancer's attire."
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