Politicians try very hard to look normal, and food often lets them down. Put these tasty blunders in order, from 'I nearly choked on my tea' to 'mildly amusing'.
Put the items in your preferred order.
Ed Miliband's bacon sandwich
The Labour leader tried to eat a bacon roll in front of the cameras, and it did not go well. The photos followed him all the way to the election.
The lettuce that outlasted Liz Truss
The Daily Star put a lettuce next to her photo to see which would last longer. The lettuce won, and the whole country was glued to the livestream.

David Cameron's hot dog
At a summer barbecue, the Prime Minister tackled a hot dog with cutlery. Half the nation shouted 'just pick it up!' at the telly.
John Gummer's burger
The farming minister fed his little girl a beefburger in front of the press to prove British beef was safe. She wasn't keen, and the moment went down in history.
Boris Johnson in the fridge
A Good Morning Britain reporter chased him for an interview, and he ducked into a walk-in fridge. Not exactly a great hiding place.
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Which British political slogan, used by the Conservative Party in the 1959 general election, promised continued prosperity under Harold Macmillan?
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