what would u ask relatives to bring from the UK

[*julez* 124]

Wes informed me before we married there are only two foods from the UK he can't live without - HP Sauce and Branston Pickle.

HP Sauce I can understand. Branston Pickle looks and smells like brown snot. We actually love to wave the jar under the nose of unsuspecting teenagers for their reaction.

I'm fond of Digestives and WagonWheels.

Oh.........we must have tea. Numbarrie or Bewley's. Box-car loads in fact. And that's MY requirement. American tea is floor sweepings.

Ya know RJ, I was very dubious about the merits of Branston Pickle, and then I discovered the small chunk variety. Oh sheer heaven with my cheese and crackers. Next week I will have a new supply!! Oh joy!!

Edited September 28, 2007 by julezabelle

[chloe 1]

ooh, thanks for the fishy-related links...

Theres a farmers market on Buford Highway, nearby that sells every fish known to man except me smoked mackerel.

Ive also added Schwartz Spicy Season-all to the list, makes all my recipes taste good

x

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[ajames79 0]

ooh, thanks for the fishy-related links...

Theres a farmers market on Buford Highway, nearby that sells every fish known to man except me smoked mackerel.

Ive also added Schwartz Spicy Season-all to the list, makes all my recipes taste good

x

l

oohh I love that farmers market!!

I am dying to go again soon!

[chloe 1]

Found this on the CBP.gov website...

'Fish, if it is for your personal use, is generally admissible.'

oo...er..missus, howzabout a conger?

sorry, unemployment is getting to me..

x

Edited September 28, 2007 by chloe

[*JG* 2]

I have family coming over from England in a few weeks. Of course they have asked , so what do u want us to bring u from here?

Here's what I have come up with so far....weetabix, white musk from the body shop, sarsons vinegar, a bag of fish and chips, galaxy chocolate, crunchies, some pics of the good ole english countryside and christmas crackers!! I know some of them are unrealistic for them to bring....but they asked what i wanted so.......!!

So what would u have people bring over for u???

JUDE LAW!!!!!!!

Edited September 28, 2007 by Jomo's girl

[annelizabeth 1]

I am able to get quite a bit of Brit stuff at my local Meijer supermarket, including weetabix, hobnobs, branston, HP, Marmite and gravy granules. Although like someone else said, I have weaned myself off them by now!

What I did ask for the last time someone was coming over was Ibuprofen gel (Ibuleve etc - it is great if you have a stiff neck); Germolene and Oxo cubes. Next time I want a tiny bottle of TCP! Gosh, I sound like a hypochondriac!

A big bar of Cadburys Dairy Milk always goes down well too!

[Toshtishtash 1]

My Dad always asks me to bring with me:

McVities dark choc digestive biscuits

Fox's cream biscuits

Mars Bars

Liquorice Allsorts

Daddies sauce

Bovril

Paxo

Suet

Golden Syrup (Which I am ALWAYS terrified is going to explode in my case )

Kingsmill bread

Jamaica Ginger Cake

Crumpets

Robinsons orange squash

Rose's Lime Marmalade

Yes. My case is always extremely heavy

Now I also have to add Cadbury's caramel for Chris and his daughter Evie....

I think I will ask family members for most of the above when I eventually move over!!! Along with boosts and drifters and marzipan..... Oooooooh and jelly babies.....

[munchkins 0]

I have family coming over from England in a few weeks. Of course they have asked , so what do u want us to bring u from here?

Here's what I have come up with so far....weetabix, white musk from the body shop, sarsons vinegar, a bag of fish and chips, galaxy chocolate, crunchies, some pics of the good ole english countryside and christmas crackers!! I know some of them are unrealistic for them to bring....but they asked what i wanted so.......!!

So what would u have people bring over for u???

Annie would say that we can never have enough Galaxy chocolate in the house.

You may want to see if there is a World Market near you. They have a great selection of 'international' foods and we find quite bit there. We have seen weetabix plenty of places.

I bought Cadburys flake, cadburys digestives last week and this week they even had jaffa cakes in there, expensive but worth it somtimes!!!

Edited September 30, 2007 by munchkins

[willchels 0]

William would want family to bring over some brown sauce (personally I can't handle it! hehe). He says shame we can't have haggis brought to the US. Doubt we'll be able to find a butcher who sells it in the small country town we're moving to! hehe

[ajames79 0]

William would want family to bring over some brown sauce (personally I can't handle it! hehe). He says shame we can't have haggis brought to the US. Doubt we'll be able to find a butcher who sells it in the small country town we're moving to! hehe

Ahh you never know! I live in a tiny town and we can get haggis...

Not that I eat it! But we can get it!

TOSH: I am sure you can find Golden Syrup and Roses Marmalade stateside.

If not at a regular grocery(which we have here), but The World Market has them.

Pretty sure they have Jelly Babies there too...

not seen the Dark Choco biscuts but they may get them.

[Krikit 1,164]

TOSH: I am sure you can find Golden Syrup and Roses Marmalade stateside.

If not at a regular grocery(which we have here), but The World Market has them.

Pretty sure they have Jelly Babies there too...

not seen the Dark Choco biscuts but they may get them.

They have the dark chocolate McVitie's digestives in the World Market near my house. (Yay. They're my favourite.) Weetabix is everywhere but you can't get the little honey nut mini ones yet. Haven't seen Roses marmalade but thank goodness I can get the lime cordial.