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The Prolonged Struggle of Rationing in Britain During World War II
World War II marked a tumultuous period for many nations, but few experienced the level of food rationing as Britain did. Rationing became integral to daily life during this historic moment, lasting long beyond the end of the war itself. While many associated this limitation with scarcity, it also spurred creativity in the kitchen, leading to the invention of makeshift recipes like the mock banana sandwich, a symbol of British resilience during the war.