The BLT has been crowned the UK’s favourite sandwich for 2024 in a recent poll, with 28% of respondents saying they were a fan.

The combination of bacon, lettuce and tomato between slices of bread can be traced back to an entry in Good Housekeeping Everyday cookbook in 1903.

Britain’s favourite sandwiches

  1. BLT – 28%
  2. Chicken salad – 24 %
  3. Tuna mayonnaise/Fish finger – 23%
  4. Cheese and pickle – 22%
  5. Egg and cress – 19%
  6. Coronation chicken – 18%
  7. Prawn mayonnaise – 14%
  8. Smoked salmon and cream cheese – 11%
  9. Beef and horseradish – 10%

So what’s your favourite sandwich?

  • flamingos-cant
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    725 days ago

    Was this just polled on fillings available in meal deals? Like, where is jam?

    • ᴇᴍᴘᴇʀᴏʀ 帝OPA
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      725 days ago

      I wonder if the sad truth is, that’s how a lot of butties are consumed these days, as you might imagine the simple classic, the bacon butty, would rank higher.

      • flamingos-cant
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        525 days ago

        I honestly don’t think that’s it. I think something screwy happened with this poll, but I can’t find it to verify. Seems Hovis only released this to the press.

          • flamingos-cant
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            525 days ago

            Yes! We need to uncover the truth Big Bread is hiding from us!

              • @Guntrigger@sopuli.xyz
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                224 days ago

                I’m excited to see this. I also got the feeling it was a loaded question because there a a ton of classics not represented: bacon butties, chip butties, cheese and onion, ham and mustard, sausage, baked bean toasties, cucumber, jam, peanut butter. I guess they could be lower ranking but I doubt that about the first few at least.

                • Hossenfeffer
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                  223 days ago

                  Misread your list and wondered deeply at ‘cucumber jam’. Not prepared to try it on the off-chance, mind you.