Grocery Items Unavailable in the US

[AnewKINDofFEELIN 0]

What about Vegemite, only available at Brit shops or?

Why would you want to eat that?

A couple I used to associate with came back from Australia with some of that junk and told me how I needed to try it. "It's great," they say. "You'll love it," they say.

PS - anyone that tells another person to try vegemite should be kicked in the shin.

[Krikit 1,163]

We have several types of dill pickle chips.

Great! Where can you get them, and I'll add it to the list.

[AnewKINDofFEELIN 0]

We have several types of dill pickle chips.

Great! Where can you get them, and I'll add it to the list.

I really didn't know it was an issue to get them. You can walk into just about any store down here, convenience stores included, and buy a bag of them.

I prefer Zapp's Cajun Dill, by the way.

[Earmuffs 1]

What about Vegemite, only available at Brit shops or?

thought that was Australian

It is, my parents tried to get me to eat sandwiches with Vegemite on them for school when we lived in Australia but I just couldn't do it. Stuff is freaking nasty...

Ive never seen it in person, just pictures... Cant say that I ever want to try it...

[PfcsBaby 0]

I don't know if this is already on the list, but what about perogies? It's next to impossible to find them here in Georgia and when I have found them, theres about a dozen in the box and they cost almost $5. Whats up with that?

Mary

[warlord 72]

I don't know if this is already on the list, but what about perogies? It's next to impossible to find them here in Georgia and when I have found them, theres about a dozen in the box and they cost almost $5. Whats up with that?

Mary

I live in a big city so there are a lot of Eastern European people (Ukranian) to hold up the perogie market. Every grocery store sells them. Potato and Onion, Potato and cheese, Potato and etc. Yes the grocery store are in the box, you can get them in a bag too. Try looking for Ukranian/Russian grocery stores and you should find a lot better variety...

[Marilyn. 340]

I don't know if this is already on the list, but what about perogies? It's next to impossible to find them here in Georgia and when I have found them, theres about a dozen in the box and they cost almost $5. Whats up with that?

Mary

yeah, I have found perogies hard to come by too... I have found them but they are few and far between...

and hubby didn't even know what they were until he met me...

[PfcsBaby 0]

I don't know if this is already on the list, but what about perogies? It's next to impossible to find them here in Georgia and when I have found them, theres about a dozen in the box and they cost almost $5. Whats up with that?

Mary

yeah, I have found perogies hard to come by too... I have found them but they are few and far between...

and hubby didn't even know what they were until he met me...

LOL my husband was the same way, plus he didn't even like them, but he likes dumplings. Go figure lol.

[Krikit 1,163]

I don't know if this is already on the list, but what about perogies? It's next to impossible to find them here in Georgia and when I have found them, theres about a dozen in the box and they cost almost $5. Whats up with that?

Mary

yeah, I have found perogies hard to come by too... I have found them but they are few and far between...

and hubby didn't even know what they were until he met me...

They're hard to find here too. And so is kielbassa. I finally found a Polish Deli about 30 miles from here, so my husband stops by there for me on his way home from work. (Yay.) Can you find a Polish community quasi close to you? They usually have home cooking sales for great prices. Plus they have a great network of service providers too. (hair, esthetics, car repairs, home repairs, etc)

[trailmix 77]

What about Vegemite, only available at Brit shops or?

Why would you want to eat that?

A couple I used to associate with came back from Australia with some of that junk and told me how I needed to try it. "It's great," they say. "You'll love it," they say.

PS - anyone that tells another person to try vegemite should be kicked in the shin.

They like to do that to the uninitiated

I don't know where or when I first tried it, probably as a child in Australia, then in NZ, it's something you neeeeed to have - if you like it of course

[AnewKINDofFEELIN 0]

They're hard to find here too. And so is kielbassa. I finally found a Polish Deli about 30 miles from here, so my husband stops by there for me on his way home from work. (Yay.) Can you find a Polish community quasi close to you? They usually have home cooking sales for great prices. Plus they have a great network of service providers too. (hair, esthetics, car repairs, home repairs, etc)

My kielbasa sausage has just got to perform. NOW GET IT ON!

[warlord 72]

I don't know if this is already on the list, but what about perogies? It's next to impossible to find them here in Georgia and when I have found them, theres about a dozen in the box and they cost almost $5. Whats up with that?

Mary

yeah, I have found perogies hard to come by too... I have found them but they are few and far between...

and hubby didn't even know what they were until he met me...

I had never heard of them either until I was introduced by my then girlfriend in college in Canada. She had Ukranian ancestory so her grandmother would make them all the time. Only people (even in Canada) I that I ever found that knew about them were Ukranian blooded people...

[trailmix 77]

I don't know if this is already on the list, but what about perogies? It's next to impossible to find them here in Georgia and when I have found them, theres about a dozen in the box and they cost almost $5. Whats up with that?

Mary

yeah, I have found perogies hard to come by too... I have found them but they are few and far between...

and hubby didn't even know what they were until he met me...

I had never heard of them either until I was introduced by my then girlfriend in college in Canada. She had Ukranian ancestory so her grandmother would make them all the time. Only people (even in Canada) I that I ever found that knew about them were Ukranian blooded people...

I know about them and I don't even know any Ukrainian people - they are in every freezer section in every grocery store

Edited February 13, 2008 by trailmix

[PfcsBaby 0]

I don't know if this is already on the list, but what about perogies? It's next to impossible to find them here in Georgia and when I have found them, theres about a dozen in the box and they cost almost $5. Whats up with that?

Mary

yeah, I have found perogies hard to come by too... I have found them but they are few and far between...

and hubby didn't even know what they were until he met me...

I had never heard of them either until I was introduced by my then girlfriend in college in Canada. She had Ukranian ancestory so her grandmother would make them all the time. Only people (even in Canada) I that I ever found that knew about them were Ukranian blooded people...

I'm Ukranian blooded and I'm craving them badly lol. I've been to several grocery stores in my area and I can't even find them. My niece tried making them, but I wasn't able to try hers. I guess I'm going to have to learn how to make them myself lol.

[warlord 72]

I don't know if this is already on the list, but what about perogies? It's next to impossible to find them here in Georgia and when I have found them, theres about a dozen in the box and they cost almost $5. Whats up with that?

Mary

yeah, I have found perogies hard to come by too... I have found them but they are few and far between...

and hubby didn't even know what they were until he met me...

I had never heard of them either until I was introduced by my then girlfriend in college in Canada. She had Ukranian ancestory so her grandmother would make them all the time. Only people (even in Canada) I that I ever found that knew about them were Ukranian blooded people...

I'm Ukranian blooded and I'm craving them badly lol. I've been to several grocery stores in my area and I can't even find them. My niece tried making them, but I wasn't able to try hers. I guess I'm going to have to learn how to make them myself lol.

I wouldn't know how to make them from scratch, but seems like it would be fun to try. I take it (I like potato and onions myself). I'd boil some potatos and then mix that up with some cooked onions or something and then that's where I get stuck. How would I make the doughy part? Flour and water and ? As you can tell I've never really baked or made things from scratch before. But this might be kind of fun to try...