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Lansbury   19

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Our daughter-in-laws father tracked down a number of bottles of HP sauce and then spent ages wrapping them up in various packages to disguise them. What more could one want for Christmas.

I guess he cornered the whole supply in Portland until the next ship arrives from England. :thumbs:

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Lansbury   19

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As long as they're real HP sauce and not that ####### from New Jersey.

It is the British version alright.

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edsperfect   25

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As long as they're real HP sauce and not that ####### from New Jersey.

It is the British version alright.

:thumbs:

Now i am curious, what is HP sauce?

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mmm i miss salad cream........:))

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Dr_LHA   3

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ROFLMFAO!!!!!

I thought it was nasty Branston Pickle you people eat for breakfast...............

Awwwww Branston Pickles.......mmmmmm :crying:

Can you not get Branston Pickle? Everywhere I have lived in the USA has sold it in the local supermarket. However recently it changed from being imported from the UK to being made in the USA, which means it tastes slightly different. Still good though.

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Now i am curious, what is HP sauce?

Flavoured printer ink made by Hewlett-Packard. Brits eat it for breakfast. :P

ROFLMFAO!!!!!

I thought it was nasty Branston Pickle you people eat for breakfast...............

I've never seen a Brit eat Branston for brekkie!?

Only time I eat it is with a Ploughman's. YUM.

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