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I'm not sure I want to order this online because temps are still a bit warm. I believe Harris Teeter carries it but I couldn't check my local store, some problem with the HT website. Does anyone know what aisle to check for this? I can ask at Customer Service next time I'm there.
I'm not sure I want to order this online because temps are still a bit warm. I believe Harris Teeter carries it but I couldn't check my local store, some problem with the HT website. Does anyone know what aisle to check for this? I can ask at Customer Service next time I'm there.
I just searched the app, and nothing came up. That doesn't necessarily mean they don't have it. There are a number of items that seem to be omitted from the app, but I know they have them in store (it's quite maddening sometimes).
But I know that my HT has an international aisle, and there is a small section of British products.
I believe Harris Teeter carries it but I couldn't check my local store, some problem with the HT website
HT has different size stores that carry different items. You may need to go to a "flagship" store. In Cary, that is the store near WalMart on Kildaire Farm road.
HT has different size stores that carry different items. You may need to go to a "flagship" store. In Cary, that is the store near WalMart on Kildaire Farm road.
I'll check in Brier Creek first. I could always order online. Now I need to make some scones or buy them somewhere. In Eugene, OR we had a grocery store that made the best scones. (Market of Choice)
I have bought clotted cream also known as devonshire cream at wholefoods. The one in Waverly place has two brands. I didn’t see those at Harris Teeter.
I found a place online that sells it in small jars. So you don't waste any.
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