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The Three Lions have reached the World Cup semi-finals for the fourth time in history, moving a step closer to capturing England's first world title in 66 years. Such joyful occasion deserves to be celebrated with a comforting, beloved and extremely delicious meal: Fish and Chips!.

Fish and chips hold a special place in British culinary culture, representing a timeless and popular dish enjoyed by people of all ages.

Most Brits would agree that there is nothing more British than fish and chips. This comforting, widely loved national dish consists of a freshly fried, hot, white fish fillet and large, sliced and fried potatoes. Cod, haddock, and flounder are the most common types of fish that is fried for the dish.

The history of fish and chips dates back to the 19th century when it gained popularity among the working class and quickly became a staple in communities. Fish and chips became so vital to the British diet that the dish was one of the few foods deliberately never rationed during either World War I or World War II, recognized as a vital morale booster for the people.

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