This hearty expression of royal approval sparked media coverage across the British Empire, and the dish "fit for a king" quickly became a key fixture on New Zealand menus, before spreading across Britain's globe-spanning dominions. Toheroa soup – exported in gaudily labelled cans – was served at both high-end restaurants and humble diners in Britain, considered a favourite comfort food to combat the winter chill. ยูฟ่าเบท777