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English delicacy. I enjoy it
Survey says...nope!
Beans on toast is something you'd see a lot of around wartime, or in the Thatcher era, when that's what people had to eat because they didn't have ♥♥♥♥ all.
Now, it's treated like some item of national pride, while all the socioeconomic symptoms and reasons why the country got to the point where it was common at any time are whitewashed or swept under the rug.