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coronation chicken

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coronation chicken
n
(Cookery) (sometimes capital) a dish of cold cooked chicken in a mild creamy curry sauce
[so-called because it was served at the coronation lunch of Elizabeth II (born 1926), queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland from 1952]


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THE SUPERSIZERS EAT THE FIFTIES, BBC2, Monday, 9pm: Giles and Sue go back 50 years to sample food like fish fingers, Coca-Cola, canned salmon, Coronation chicken and horse meat, in their usual entertaining style.
The next thing to go was lunch, when it hit home a lot can be spent on five days' worth of Coronation chicken (at this point, spare a thought for my pal Blacky who splashes out on a toastie, soup and a chunk of bread and a yoghurt with granola every day, all for the bargain price of pounds 5, bringing his weekly lunch bill to pounds 25).
Choose from the Coronation Chicken, Tuna Crunch or Chicken and Mango Mayonnaise Xtra Bites to name a few.
 
 
 
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