Bacon butty and Full English make Brits a lot better bonkers
Bacon butties and a full English breakfast make Brits more passionate in bed, a poll found.
More than one in ten said the classic breakfasts fuelled their ardour between the sheets. Around 13% said a bacon buttie set them up for a night of passion.
And another 11% said a full English guaranteed a top romp with their partner. Stephanie Jackson, 33, from Basingstoke, Hampshire, said her partner Gary, 38, a car mechanic, performs better after a bacon buttie or a full English.
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She said: “Gary has a bit of a weight problem so he has tried to slim down over the years but dieting has never agreed with him because he seems to lose all his energy.
“He loses interest in sex as well but when he goes back to his favourite foods, especially a fry up or a bacon sandwich in the morning, he is like a new man again – especially in the bedroom. He is a much happier camper all round and I’m definitely not complaining.”
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Chocolate came top with 18% saying it boosted their performance followed by bananas second on thirteen per cent and bacon butties and a full English the third and fourth most popular foods for love-making.
The bingo site Which Bingo asked 2,000 UK adults which foods boosted their sex drive to come up with the findings.
Spokesman Charlie Shakespeare said: “It turns out a little bit of the food you really fancy is good for you especially when it comes to igniting passion with your partner.
“Some of the world’s best know aphrodisiac foods like chocolate and bananas are getting a run for their money by the humble bacon buttie or a full English breakfast.”
Full list:
- Chocolate 18%
- Bananas 14%
- Bacon buttie 13%
- Full English 11%
- Fish and chips 8%
- Curry 8%
- Avocado 7%
- Oysters 7%
- Red wine 7%
- Salmon 4%
- Pumpkin seeds 1%
- Spinach 1%
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