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Tasting History: A Culinary Journey Through the Blitz

During World War II, the United Kingdom experienced a harrowing period known as the Blitz. From September 1940 to May 1941, the German Luftwaffe unleashed nightly bombings across British cities, particularly targeting London. Amidst the chaos, residents sought refuge in underground shelters, including the London Underground, where they had limited food options. However, some relief came in the form of modest comforts like honey biscuits and a simple dish called Blitz soup, which became staples for those braving the bombings.