Category: The British Table

A small raw steak on butcher's paper beside a plain matchbox and a Ministry of Food ration book for 1953 to 1954

The Matchbox Ration

On the afternoon of Thursday 8 February 1951, Captain Harry Crookshank rose in the House of Commons and tried to describe the British meat ration

An open ceramic butter dish of deep yellow butter with a knife across it on a pine kitchen table, toast on a plate behind

Butter Was Always Worth Taking

In the summer of 2022, Asda began putting security tags on butter. Not on the whisky. Not on the razor blades. On a block of