British food
Mar 16th 2018, 1:07 pm
#91
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Re: British food
Target sold the creme egg (and crunchie) cookies last year as well - they are quite nice. Because Mondelez now have worldwide rights for Cadbury branded cookies/biscuits Hershey have no say whatsoever over what they decide to sell in the USA, and a good thing too! 
Mar 16th 2018, 3:48 pm
#92
Gotta have more cowbell
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Re: British food
WTF 13 Pounds of Cadbury Caramel Mini Eggs - Nearly 300 Eggs! Good Until 2019 so you have a LONG TIME to enjoy them!- Order 2+ for just $32.99! SHIPS FREE!
That Daily Deal
That Daily Deal
Tempted!
*edited*
They say "mini eggs" but the picture is a 34g egg.
13 lbs would be about 170 34g eggs.
So are they saying 300 mini eggs? Pass =(
Last edited by HoosierDaddy; Mar 16th 2018 at 3:53 pm.
May 17th 2018, 8:30 pm
#93
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Re: British food
I need real help. I walked into my office kitchen this morning and smelt toast. Not this crappy American bread toast. Like pure Warburtons/Hovis or something. Anyone have any idea where I can find some real, thick sliced bread?? I live close to Kansas City MO, not against ordering online but worried about sell by dates!
May 17th 2018, 9:35 pm
#94
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Re: British food
I need real help. I walked into my office kitchen this morning and smelt toast. Not this crappy American bread toast. Like pure Warburtons/Hovis or something. Anyone have any idea where I can find some real, thick sliced bread?? I live close to Kansas City MO, not against ordering online but worried about sell by dates!
May 17th 2018, 9:37 pm
#95
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Re: British food
Yeah, I've had the Walmart stuff and some similar "English toasting bread" from two other local supermarkets but they are not what I need in my life haha.
May 18th 2018, 12:16 am
#96
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Re: British food
What my family loves the most is Ribena, and Amazon is the best place to buy it!!
May 18th 2018, 12:17 am
#97
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Re: British food
Costco occasionally does the big tubs of Malteasers too
May 18th 2018, 1:34 am
#98
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Re: British food
I need real help. I walked into my office kitchen this morning and smelt toast. Not this crappy American bread toast. Like pure Warburtons/Hovis or something. Anyone have any idea where I can find some real, thick sliced bread?? I live close to Kansas City MO, not against ordering online but worried about sell by dates!
May 18th 2018, 8:23 am
#102
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Re: British food
daaamn I do love fish and chips
May 20th 2018, 1:51 am
#103
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Re: British food
Probably looking for an Italian loaf. Wegmans, do a nice one, so does Panera.
