Has Britain's obsession with 'authentic' regional food turned every meal into a snobbish origin story?
From Cornish pasties with PDO status to Yorkshire-only rhubarb, Brits are increasingly gatekeeping regional dishes. Some say it protects heritage, others reckon it's just food snobbery in a flat cap.
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