A trip to the British coast isn't complete without a proper snack in hand. Which one truly makes the sea breeze worth it?
Put the items in your preferred order.
Fish and Chips
Golden batter, chunky chips and a splash of vinegar eaten straight from the paper. Preferably while dodging cheeky seagulls.
99 Flake
A soft-serve swirl with a Cadbury Flake wedged in at a jaunty angle. Nothing says British summer quite like it.
Doughnuts from the Pier
Bagged fresh from the fryer and impossible to eat without getting sugar down your front. Absolute heaven by the sea.
Cockles and Whelks
A little pot of vinegar-soaked shellfish that divides beachgoers like nothing else. You either love 'em or run a mile.
Sticks of Rock
Bright pink, tooth-shatteringly hard and printed with the name of the town all the way through. A proper edible souvenir.
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