Wimbledon strawberries and cream

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Wimbledon's back so get ready to celebrate it in the most British way possible

Over 303,277 glasses of Pimm’s, and 166,055 cups of strawberries and cream, are typically served each tournament.

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The cost of strawberries at Wimbledon has not increased despite soaring food prices, according to the All England Club's chief executive.

There's nothing truly special about strawberries and cream separately. When you put them together, they're just fine. But when you add the context of tennis and Wimbledon? Strawberries and cream, as a combination, quite literally become historic. Yes, I know. It's an…

So many strawberries are eaten at Britain's top tennis tournament that if they were laid end to end they would stretch from SW19 to Reading, while guests knock back 300,000 cups of tea.

Some foods taste better because of the accompanying experiences, or like Proust's madeleine , the memories they evoke. For me, the combinat...

Together, strawberries and cream “create a deliciously airy and sweet pairing,” says Nick Marston, chairman of the trade body British Summer Fruits. The combo has been enjoyed in the U.K. for centuries, with Cardinal Wolsey—right-hand man to King Henry VIII—credited as the first person to create the dish in the 16th century. The Wimbledon tennis championships now serve close to 192,000 portions of the juicy treats every year!