Bacon off the menu for some youngsters

The changing face of Britain's fry ups as youngsters abandon a key ingredient

More than a quarter of people aged between 18-24 say they no longer include this traditional staple in the traditional fry-up

The famous full English breakfast is being threatened by the increasingly health conscious young, a new survey has found.

More than a quarter of people aged between 18-24 say they no longer include bacon in the traditional fry-up.

The move away from bacon comes after the World Health Organisation linked the consumption of processed meat such as sausages and bacon to cancer.

Sales of bacon have fallen by four per cent since the report late last year.

A poll of the breakfast eating habits of 2,000 people suggests that Brits are looking for healthier options when it comes to the most important meal of the day.

More here: http://www.mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/dieting/changing-face-britains-fry-ups-7613948

graham64 wrote:

The changing face of Britain's fry ups as youngsters abandon a key ingredient

More than a quarter of people aged between 18-24 say they no longer include this traditional staple in the traditional fry-up

The famous full English breakfast is being threatened by the increasingly health conscious young, a new survey has found.

More than a quarter of people aged between 18-24 say they no longer include bacon in the traditional fry-up.

The move away from bacon comes after the World Health Organisation linked the consumption of processed meat such as sausages and bacon to cancer.

Sales of bacon have fallen by four per cent since the report late last year.

A poll of the breakfast eating habits of 2,000 people suggests that Brits are looking for healthier options when it comes to the most important meal of the day.

More here: http://www.mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/dieting/changing-face-britains-fry-ups-7613948

This is terrible is it any wonder the youth of today have gone astray I lay the blame with their parents