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mahatmakanejeeves

(71,058 posts) Mon Jun 1, 2026, 08:28 AM 10 hrs ago

Britain's Elite Are in a Race to Save Their Favorite Relish

The Wall Street Journal
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It’s no Marmite, but the anchovy paste is a beloved staple of upper-class larders. A decision to end production is drawing a salty reaction. on.wsj.com/4uKdNwU

Britain’s Elite Are in a Race to Save Their Favorite Relish
It’s no Marmite, but the anchovy paste is a beloved staple of upper-class larders. A decision to end production is drawing a salty reaction.
on.wsj.com
5:33 AM · Jun 1, 2026

Itâ€™s no Marmite, but the anchovy paste is a beloved staple of upper-class larders. A decision to end production is drawing a salty reaction. on.wsj.com/4uKdNwU
— The Wall Street Journal (@wsj.com) 2026-06-01T09:33:26.075347Z

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Britain's Elite Are in a Race to Save Their Favorite Relish (Original Post) mahatmakanejeeves 10 hrs ago OP

If the WSJ use "elite" for "people who like Gentleman's Relish", they must be banned from ever using the word muriel_volestrangler 9 hrs ago #1

muriel_volestrangler

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1. If the WSJ use "elite" for "people who like Gentleman's Relish", they must be banned from ever using the word

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Mon Jun 1, 2026, 10:00 AM

9 hrs ago

in a political context. The gulf between the relish-likers (old-fashioned, insular, wealthy people, basically) and those who get called "elite" in political arguments (people who went to well-known universities, or, increasingly, public sector workers) is huge.

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