Wimbledon BAN fan-favourite food from menu and replace it with ‘crushed peas’ over fears it is destroying the planet – according to Alan Titchmarsh

Fans who joined Wimbledon for the next two weeks will no longer be able to enjoy a food that has become very popular for years.

All England Club decided to replace Avokado with crushed peas in the task of being more sustainable and this year’s tournament. Sunday Times.

Avocado has been a fan favorite in Wimbledon because of its widely known health benefits, but there are concerns about damage to the damage that enlarge all over the world.

Titchmarsh, a gardener, is usually seen in the royal box and made his thoughts about fruit environmental problems due to increasing consumption of fruit.

In a letter he wrote to Times in March, he wrote that they should be treated like ‘goose liver’.

Titchmarsh added that the rain forests were grown where they fell at a worrying rate to meet them. [and] It requires large and usually less water material before being referred to 5,000 miles or more. ‘

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British peas will be included in dishes and there will be no only change in food sales points.

While smoked salmon, which is the product of fish cultivation, is also prohibited, there will be other initiatives to promote plant -based alternatives.

Plant -based cream will be present for famous strawberries and cream, which has become synonymous with Wimbledon.

Organizers also want to combat waste with non -sold foods to Charity City Harvest.

The charity will then deliver free of charge to those who are free of charge using a minibus called Vandy Murray after cooperation with the British Tennis legend.

In addition, 30 of the 42 kitchens in the field will no longer use gas, and the shower used by players will be heated by the Sun thermal tubes.