Food associated with regions

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Not a taat but inspired by a discussion on another thread about violence so I thought I'd start this one to chat.
The North East - famous for parmos and stotties
The North West -?
Yorkshire - the Yorkshire pudding. Stuff like jam?
The East Midlands - pork pie
The East Coast -?
The west Midlands -?
The South East -?
London - jellied eels??
South West - cornish pasty. Scones and cream.

Help me fill in my many gaps!

Ooh where are cheddar and stilron from? West mids?

Yorkshire to include tea, water and wednealeydale cheese

North West: Lancashire hotpot
East coast: Lincolnshire sausages

North west- places like Wigan are famous for pies. You also have in the north west Lancashire hotpot, scouse, chorley cakes.
West Midlands- Pease pudding
Staffordshire area- oatcakes

Excellent tha k you keep them coming

Northwest also famous for Black pudding, chip butties chips and gravy .

Cheddar is originally from Cheddar (in Somerset). Stilton's from Derbyshire, Leicestershire or Nottinghamshire.

Kent is traditionally known as the garden of England. Plenty of apples and pears.

Derbyshire for Bakewell pudding and tart.
Yorkshire curd tart
Melton Mowbray pork pies

My step daughter is going to have a Brexit celebration party and she’s been thinking about having a theme and one idea is traditional food from different regions.

Some food for thought on this thread!

Cumberland sausage in the North West of course.

Kent ~ Gypsy Tart, Whitstable oysters, Dover sole

North West ~ Morecambe Bay shrimps for potted shrimps,

Yorkshire ~ Parkin, Ponterfract cakes

East Coast ~ Colchester oysters, Cromer crabs

North East ~ Singing Hinnies, Craster kippers (the best in the World!)

NW:

There is Lancashire cheese (more than one kind in fact)
Also Cheshire cheese
Herdwick lamb
Formby asparagus

What on earth are singing hinnies?

South West ~ Sally Lunns (Bath buns)

North West ~ Manchester tart.

North East ~ Newcastle Pudding

Midlands ~ Pikelets

Wales - Welsh cakes, Cawl, Barabrith, Lavabread

Home Counties ~ Sussex Pond Pudding, Poor Knights of Windsor

Blackpool Rock
Staffordshire Oatcakes
Derbyshire Bakewell Tarts
Yorkshire Puddings (also have rich fruit cake with cheese when I’m there, is that a Yorkshire thing?)

Is it just England or can we include all of the UK?

South Yorkshire, 'proper fishcAkes - slice of fish with a slice of potato either side, battered and fried'

Henderson's relish

Rhubarb

Scotland - lorne sausage, tablet, teacakes (not bread), haggis, loads more.

Two more for North East; pease pudding, pan haggerty. I'm Newcastle born and bred but never heard of Newcastle pudding.

Oh! And black bullets (NE)

Errrrrrr, any reason why NI not on the list?

Rowies (sometimes known as butteries) from Aberdeen

Stornoway Black Pudding.

SlatternIsTrying
Errrrrrr, any reason why NI not on the list?

Scotland & Wales not there either.
Maybe OP is just asking about England?
Is that allowed?