19 foods that remind people of the Fylde coast including Blackpool rock and Notarianni Ices

There's more to Lancashire than the famed hotpot!

By Sean Gleaves

Published 28th Mar 2024, 15:40 BST

From cheese to parched peas to tripe and black pudding, Lancashire has some fantastic foods to try.

We asked people what dishes reminded them of the Fylde coast.

This is what they said:

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Fish and chips is a must when visiting the seaside, and Blackpool has some fantastic chippies to choose from.

1. Fish and chips

Fish and chips is a must when visiting the seaside, and Blackpool has some fantastic chippies to choose from. Photo: Contributed

Rock is a type of hard stick-shaped boiled sugar confectionery. It is often associated with seaside towns such as Blackpool.

2. Blackpool rock

Rock is a type of hard stick-shaped boiled sugar confectionery. It is often associated with seaside towns such as Blackpool. Photo: Hazel Scott

Blackpool's Notarianni Ices has been serving only vanilla for more than 90 years!

3. Notarianni's Ice Cream

Blackpool's Notarianni Ices has been serving only vanilla for more than 90 years! Photo: Contributed

Is a trip to Blackpool complete without a bag of fresh doughnuts?

4. Ring doughnuts

Is a trip to Blackpool complete without a bag of fresh doughnuts? Photo: www.freeimages.co.uk

The famous £1 burger available at Higgitt's Las Vegas Arcade on Dale Street.

5. £1 burger

The famous £1 burger available at Higgitt's Las Vegas Arcade on Dale Street. Photo: Google

Black pudding, a sausage incorporating blood, is typically eaten as a breakfast food. It is considered a particular delicacy in Lancashire.

6. Black pudding

Black pudding, a sausage incorporating blood, is typically eaten as a breakfast food. It is considered a particular delicacy in Lancashire. Photo: Alpha

People Fylde Blackpool

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