scrubbedexpat097

They are everywhere now. Just picked up 8 packs in Kroger.

Even the Dollar Store is selling them

kateinbrooklyn

It's worth going into Trader Joes for the English Fudge alone.

zzrmark

Go check the effnic section in your local Publix.
Mine's good for Maltesers, Milky Bar's, Turkish Delights, Mars bars, Digestives, Tunnocks caramel wafers, Salad Cream, Branston's pickle, Brown sauce, Pataks curry sauces, etc, etc. Different Publix stores tend to have a differing variety ranging from 'waste of space' to 'OMG'

lizzyq

This week I wanted to make a fruit cake, complete with glacé cherries and they were nowhere to be found in my local supermarket. Apparently they are "seasonal" and only stocked in the Christmas season.

johnwoo

Anyone make pancakes yesterday. I made a batch with lemon and sugar on top. mmm good.

uk_grenada

Ikea sells daim bars...

tom169

I used to love those things

petitefrancaise

you know that's swedish, right?

I tried one of TJ's steak and stout pies, it was ok- pastry good but a bit tasteless.

mrken30

I used to love Dime bars , very similar

uk_grenada

Dame/daim, same thing, different language, in the US they also do the orange version. There are other swedish goodies of course but the dime bar is sort of a uk adoption.

mrken30

TJs is selling Irish bangers for the next few weeks.

tom169

Was happy with the british aisle at local Publix. Managed to get some Ambrosia rice pudding.

Bob

Our local one ran out last week and weren't getting any more in.

They were good this year though.

Pugilation

Found salad cream and HP sauce in HEB the other week, also randomly stores here stock Sam Smiths bottled beer. It's still terrible though!

jhynds

HEB tend to have a good stock of UK food. Can vouch for Central Market too - great international section.