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Turns out some of Britain's best loved meal accompaniments, including tomato ketchup, could soon be consigned to history as young Brits deem them "unhealthy".
A poll collecting the nation's opinions about their favourite dips, sauces and condiments found that a third (33%) of under 26-year-olds feel ketchup is past its prime, while brown sauce (29%), and English mustard (21%) are also seen as old hat.
Condiments deemed 'old fashioned' and 'outdated'
Ketchup – 33% (of under 26-year-olds think it old fashioned and out-dated)
Worcestershire sauce – 32%
Brown sauce – 29%
Mint sauce – 24%
Horseradish – 24%
Piccalilli – 24%
English mustard – 21%
Salad cream – 21%
Redcurrant jelly – 19%
BBQ sauce – 19%
Could we soon see the death of ketchup? Gen Z think it's too 'unhealthy'
Turns out the younger generation really aren't fans of some classic condiments.