Bookmakers Paddy Power are offering odds on what will be rationed first after Brexit.

The betting firm are offering 12/1 that food rationing will be officially introduced by the end of 2019.

And they're taking bets on what household items will be restricted first.

Fuel is the favourite, at 4/1, followed by Milk at 11/1.

Avocados are in third place at 13/1.

Further down the list, a white wine clampdown is 33/1. Gin rationing is priced at 50/1 and chicken at 66/1.

Bottom of the list are Mars Bars at 150/1. During his leadership campaign, Boris Johnson opened almost every event he spoke at with a joke about Mars Bars being available after Brexit, saying "where there's a will, there's a whey."

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Separately, Paddy Power are offering 11/4 on KFC having to shut down UK branches due to a shortage of chicken.

Industry experts yesterday warned Britain faces fresh food shortages for months if a chaotic no-deal Brexit leaves perishable produce rotting in lorries at ports.

The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) called on the government to pause competition laws to allow firms to co-ordinate and direct supplies with each other in the event of no deal.

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Doing so is illegal, as the law stands, and companies engaging in such practices risk being fined by the Competition and Markets Authority.

The FDF said: "We asked for these reassurances at the end of last year, but we're still waiting."

Retailers such as Tesco have warned that leaving the European Union on October 31 without a trade deal would be hugely problematic for the industry as much of the fresh produce is imported and warehouses are stocked full ahead of Christmas.