Annie Gray

English food has always been a moveable feast

There has never been a golden age or even a very stable one, says Diane Purkiss, in a serious consideration of how English food has changed over time

A Victorian tea shop and confectioners, illustrated by F.D. Bedford, 1899. [Bridgeman Images]

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