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Pret A Manger has decided to make its gingerbread men genderless and call them gingerbread biscuits instead.

The decision was made after the sandwich chain’s CEO Clive Schlee received a letter from one of its customers, whose niece Annie asked why Pret only had gingerbread men.

So far, the chain only sold a gingerbread man named Godfrey, but following the letter decided to introduce a new one named Annie and refer to them as “biscuits”.

Clare Clough, food and coffee director at Pret A Manger, said: “Since we’ve introduced Annie, we thought it would be simpler to call them gingerbread biscuits.”

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