Poll: Sunday lunch Britain's favorite meal

Published: Oct. 7, 2008 at 1:53 PM

LONDON, Oct. 7 (UPI) -- Fifty-three percent of those polled in a recent survey said Sunday lunch served with Yorkshire pudding remains the favorite family meal in Britain.

The poll, sponsored by Aunt Bessie's, a maker of Yorkshire pudding, said 42 percent of those interviewed indicated they chose to eat their Sunday lunch in a traditional English pub rather than a high profile restaurant with a celebrity chef, said a release from Populus, the firm which conducted the poll.

Twenty percent of people asked said they preferred to eat their Sunday lunch at home rather than in a pub or restaurant, Populus said, noting mothers were overwhelmingly favored as the No. 1 choice to cook Sunday lunch with Yorkshire pudding.

The poll, which did not give a margin of error, interviewed 1,050 adults online across Britain in July.

© 2008 United Press International, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Order reprints



Additional News Stories
FDA considers new flu vaccine process (21 min)
Dell enters Chinese smartphone market (53 min)
UPI NewsTrack Business
New terms reached in Google book suit
4 jailed in online bank customer scam
Climate change killing sea turtles
Shrimpers, processors do battle
fark
Another day another student/teacher sex story. With hottie female teacher picture goodness
Career-limiting move of the day: While forwarding himself a copy of a "White Pride" email he wants...
You think you've got a tough job? Imagine being the veterinarian who has to help an elephant lose...
Art caskets: Because nothing symbolizes death with dignity more than being laid out in a "Return...
Cardboard cut-outs of police placed in stores to scare would-be thieves. Drunk decides to take one...
"I saw UFO beam up a buffalo"