For the USC

[govols 0]

Just wondering what kind of things you'd miss out on if you weren't married to a Brit. As for me I would miss nice english tea like PG Tips and owning my first electric kettle (very useful).

Karen

[meauxna 15]

Coffee in bed every morning.

[Dr_LHA 3]

Just wondering what kind of things you'd miss out on if you weren't married to a Brit. As for me I would miss nice english tea like PG Tips and owning my first electric kettle (very useful).

Karen

My wife says: "Tea and his cooking."

[mary&tom 0]

Not married yet but almost...... October 9th

I would have missed out on :

Thai and Indian food

Crumpets

Wensleydale cheese

Little Britain

Shameless

[teranmorr 0]

The chance to actually live in the UK for a year.....English back bacon, bacon butties....good chips..the chance to actually shop at Harrods, and to see all of London for 2 days when we went to the Embassy, that was soooooo great, cant wait to get the chance to go back and visit London, but hubby is from Nottingham, so when we go back for our yearly trip to see family, the only part of London we see is what can be seen from airplane window on approach to Heathrow...

Jeannine

[Martin + Amie 0]

hollyoaks, big brother, f word, milk chocolate digestives, sunday roast (OMG yorkshire puddings!), and marks & spencers

i LOVE london

[pja002 0]

Oh man...chocolate digestives!

Walls sausage, Melton-mowbrys, INDIANS on Fridays for tea.

Supper sandwiches at 9:00. Pavlova! Home made pavlova!!

99s

Wensleydale (I can get it here but it is way to expensive.)

Good cheddar cheese in all it's strenghts.

The Simpsons 6 times a day on Sky One.

Father Ted!

Edited September 10, 2006 by pja002

[kisschick1976 0]

I can't believe no one's said it yet, but Jaffa Cakes!

[YuAndDan 153]

My fiance is not a brit, but she was asking about coffee, and is always talking about Tea, and dose serve it to me in bed just after wakening up, green tea is her preference and I also like green tea, and about the electric kettle, I will have to get her one!

As you can tell she is Chinese and tea drinking is a national past time there!

[munchkins 0]

I can't believe no one's said it yet, but Jaffa Cakes!

My daughter always said Jammie dodgers and always has me take Branston Pickle when we go over

[Tim and Bethanie 1]

Breakfast together, with grilled mushrooms and tomatoes, black currant jam, Guylian and Galaxy chocolates, wine gums, having a coffee with one another, jealousy from all the American gals who don't have a British hubby lol!

[govols 0]

I posted this before in another thread, but when I was in England with Tony, he told me to try Branston pickle while he was at work one day. I looked in the fridge and saw a jar and when I opened it I thought it was "off" as he says ( out of date due to the color! ) ...lol! I didn't realize that it was meant to be that color!I never tried it while there and never had the nerve to tell him that I thought his food was " off ".

However, since Tony has come here to live, I have since tried it and I love it! Also, I found out that it was meant to be that color! We went through a jar in a week!

Also, I love Jaffa cakes, chocolate digestives, Indian food, Ribena! I could go on...

[Dr_LHA 3]

Branston Pickle luckily is pretty easy to get in the USA, despite nobody having heard of it. Everywhere I live has had Branston Pickle in the supermarket, although recent it changed from being imported from the UK, to being made in the USA. Luckily, although the USA version is different, its still good (unlike, for example, USA HP sauce).

My wife recently discovered Ribena and is addicted to it, shame because it's effing expensive here!

Edited September 10, 2006 by dr_lha

[Martin + Amie 0]

HP sauce! I forgot that one! I'm so addicted to it now, i put it on everything!