Which British seaside treat reigns supreme? Rank your favourites!

Wrapped in paper, eaten on a breezy promenade with seagulls eyeing your every move — fish and chips by the seaside is basically a national ritual. Nothing hits quite the same when the sea air is in your lungs.

It dissolves the moment it hits your tongue, but the joy of walking around with a giant pink cloud on a stick is completely unmatched. Sticky fingers and all, it's the taste of a proper British summer outing.

A stick of seaside rock with the town's name running all the way through it is one of life's great mysteries — and great pleasures. Blackpool, Brighton, or Scarborough, it just wouldn't feel right leaving without one.

Not for the faint-hearted, a paper cup of cockles drowned in vinegar is a true seaside rite of passage. Whether you love them or quietly feed them to a seagull, they're an undeniably iconic British coastal snack.

A soft-serve 99 with a Flake stuck in it is the crown jewel of the British seaside experience. Racing to finish it before it melts faster than the British summer lasts is practically a sport.