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It’s Friday, which for many means chips for tea tonight! We’ve mapped the most popular chip topping across England (after salt and vinegar). It seems the real North/South divide is ketchup vs mushy peas and curry sauce...

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And here's how popular various chip toppings are in England v Scotland v Wales.

After salt and vinegar, ketchup is most popular in England and Scotland, while curry sauce is by far the favourite in Wales. Welsh people also much bigger fans of gravy.

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On a GB level, the popularity of chip toppings is...

Salt - 84%
Vinegar - 72%
Ketchup - 34%
Curry sauce - 27%
Mushy peas - 23%
Mayo - 15%
Gravy - 14%
Cheese - 10%
Pepper - 8%
Brown sauce - 6%
Salad cream - 3%
Chip spice - 3%
Chippy sauce - 3%

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If you who ever wondered how popular various chip toppings are across England:

Ketchup (is most popular in): Oxfordshire, 45%
Curry sauce: Worcs, 44%
Mushy peas: South Yorks, 46%
Gravy: Manchester, 38%
Mayo: Dorset, 25%
Chip spice: East Riding, 36%

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Incidentally you can find interactive versions of all our chip topping maps on the YouGov website yougov.co.uk/topics/food/ar…
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