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Apart from all the good advice above where I have bought several bits of Brit produce, have you tried Amazon.com (not .co.uk)? Mrs. krokus has found all sorts of stuff she cannot live without including English loose leaf tea.
Me, I have converted from John Smith's to Sam Adams.
I was at Publix yesterday and saw they too had a small section. Pricier than HT but it's an option. Kid was super excited to find her faves, Malteasy or something like that.
thanks all for those suggestions. looking forward to getting there and exploring. I miss wispa and cadbury's as well as iron bru!! and english fish n chips but i can wait and indulge on visits to UK!!
Thanks for the mommy group idea and the babu shop name, will definitely look into those once I get there in Sept.
thanks all for those suggestions. looking forward to getting there and exploring. I miss wispa and cadbury's as well as iron bru!! and english fish n chips but i can wait and indulge on visits to UK!!
Thanks for the mommy group idea and the babu shop name, will definitely look into those once I get there in Sept.
Iron Bru I buy from time to time, sometimes have it shipped, but the supermarket sell a $2 bottle.
I will try all of those, have tried internet a few times here, had monster munch pickled onion via internet!! Wispa is a classic n they did stop producing it for a few years, think they brought it back around 2008maybe!!
Scotch eggs are not strange converted many Americans.
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