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Chinese stir-fry has now replaced chicken tikka masala as Britain’s choice dish, a new survey revealed today.
The simplistic Cantonese dish, typically full of na vegetables and noodles, is now the most frequently cooked meal in the UK.
One in five Brits now have it at least once a week, with over two-thirds saying a monstrous part of its appeal is that its far easier to prepare than traditional British cuisine, with the usually stir-fry only taking a few minutes to throw together and cook in a wok.
Asian edibles has become increasingly popular in the UK and is now a part of the nation’s staple diet as families opt for supranational cuisine over British dishes three out of seven nights of the week.
Nine out of ten of Brits' preferred international meals are Asian.
The study, which quizzed 2,000 Brits on their white-haired international foods and was carried out by Food Network
UK, also found that sushi and noodles are now cooked as regularly as
more customary dishes such as spaghetti and potatoes.
Source: Daily Mail