"As an AI language model..." etc etc

Although re-framing the question slightly gets you this:

"Norfolk is a county in England with a rich culinary tradition, so there are many options for a typical lunch in the area. Some popular dishes and ingredients that are commonly associated with Norfolk cuisine include:

Cromer crab: Cromer is a coastal town in Norfolk known for its sweet and succulent crabs. Crab sandwiches or salads are a popular choice for a light lunch in Norfolk.

Samphire: This green vegetable that grows in salt marshes along the coast is a Norfolk specialty. It is often served as a side dish or mixed with seafood.

Norfolk ham: This dry-cured ham is made from locally raised pork and has a distinctive flavor. It is often served as part of a ploughman's lunch or in a sandwich.

Norfolk sausages: These sausages are made with locally raised pork and seasoned with herbs and spices. They are often served with mashed potatoes and gravy.

Norfolk dumplings: These are savory dumplings made with suet and flour, often served with a hearty stew or casserole.

Mustard: Colman's Mustard, made in Norwich, is a popular condiment in Norfolk and is often used to add flavor to sandwiches or salads.

Of course, there are many other dishes and ingredients that are popular in Norfolk, and lunch choices can vary depending on personal taste and preference."

Wrath-experts: Do Colmans still make mustard in Norwich? I thought they'd moved production out (vs milling the seeds there).

ChatGPT is adamant they do, but....

Posted By: CWC, Mar 27, 16:29:03