Traditional English food could be history

As I have loathed in the past, so many traditonal English dishes are disappearing because the demand of these dishes are decreasing.
It was recently made a subject again when the papers wrote about how the Z generation just haven't tried these dishes and a list was made.

Fortunately as a serious foodie, I have tried 99% of these dishes because whenever I see anything different I just have to try it especially traditional dishes to document it.

Thankfully, Morrisons is keeping the traditional going by still selling them such as spotted dick which no other supermarket sells as well as Haslet and stuff like that.

Here are pictures of traditional English food that I have had except for Steak Diane.

I'm also missing a picture for steak and kidney pudding (not to be confused with steak and kidney pie).

1. Jellied eels 65%

2. Kedgeree 54%

Strangely, it was served at Wagamama in 2015 for breakfast

3. Haggis 46%

4. Steak, well done 42%

5. Welsh rarebit 40% (minus the eggs)

6. Baked Alaska 39%

7. Steak Diane 36%
(hope to try it soon)
8. Liver and onions 35%

9. Pie, mash and liquor 32%

10. Black pudding 32%

11. Spotted dick 31%

12. Saveloy sausage and chips 30% (saveloy with pease pudding)

13. Lancashire hot pot 30%

14. Steak and kidney pudding 7%
Sadly not sold anymore except steak and kidney pies
15. Ploughman’s lunch 23%

16. Bubble and squeak 21%

17. Bread and butter pudding 20%

18. Gammon with a pineapple ring 20%

19. Arctic roll 20%

20. Pork pie 18%