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Apr 11th 2009, 10:04 am

dinner-dash

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soo gravy granuals

Anyone know if i can still get soo gravy granules in australia.

if not does anyone know where we can get bisto on the gold coast/brisbane

Apr 11th 2009, 10:11 am

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Re: soo gravy granuals

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Anyone know if i can still get soo gravy granules in australia.

if not does anyone know where we can get bisto on the gold coast/brisbane

They no longer send Soo gravy to Australia

You may get Bisto at:
Sources of British Food in Australia:
Brisbane Bayside - Britain on the Bayside, Aquatic Paradise Shopping Centre, 190 Birkdale Road, Birkdale, Qld 4159. T: 07 3822 8184

Apr 11th 2009, 10:55 am

Wanderlust

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Re: soo gravy granuals

You can also get Bisto beef or chicken gravy at Syd's Pies, in between Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
www.highlandflingproducts.com

Apr 11th 2009, 11:50 am

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Re: soo gravy granuals

Try Greens gravy granules (Coles and Woolworths stock it)...we really like it. Sometime buy Bisto gravy granules at a shop near us (Adelaide) that sells UK stuff

Apr 11th 2009, 12:18 pm

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Re: soo gravy granuals

Make your own gravy. Tastes better than all this chemical shite.

Apr 11th 2009, 12:37 pm

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Re: soo gravy granuals

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Originally Posted by dinner-dash

Anyone know if i can still get soo gravy granules in australia.

if not does anyone know where we can get bisto on the gold coast/brisbane

I get my mother-in-law to send me gravy granules in the post.
You could always try atasteofhome.com they do mail order but you will pay more for stuff from the UK. Mind you it is worth it for decent gravy

Lisa

Apr 12th 2009, 3:08 am

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Make your own gravy. Tastes better than all this chemical shite.

The days of old are dead and gone...

If it isn't packaged for instant use, then it takes too long

Apr 12th 2009, 3:11 am

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Re: soo gravy granuals

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Originally Posted by Amazulu

Make your own gravy. Tastes better than all this chemical shite.

I was just thinking that! Doesn't anyone make their own gravy anymore? It really doesn't take long & tastes sooo good

Apr 12th 2009, 3:32 am

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Re: soo gravy granuals

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I was just thinking that! Doesn't anyone make their own gravy anymore? It really doesn't take long & tastes sooo good

Whilst I was in the UK last year, hubby went and bought gravy crap, nearly a year on, it's still there. Can't imagine why you would want it when it's so easy to make the real thing. What's in the stuff anyway?

Apr 12th 2009, 3:35 am

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I have no idea. I have never understood why everyone goes on about missing Bisto or Monster Munch for that matter!

Apr 12th 2009, 3:59 am

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Re: soo gravy granuals

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What's in the stuff anyway?

Colours: 150c, 101
Salts: 508, 340, 451
Emulsifiers: 471, 472e
AC Agent: 554
Thickener: 1422
Unspecified Flavouring:
and
Flour, Salt and Yeast

It's that flavouring that makes the difference (probably 621 and 627)

Apr 12th 2009, 4:02 am

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Re: soo gravy granuals

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Originally Posted by ABCDiamond

Colours: 150c, 101
Salts: 508, 340, 451
Emulsifiers: 471, 472e
AC Agent: 554
Thickener: 1422
Unspecified Flavouring:
and
Flour, Salt and Yeast

It's that flavouring that makes the difference (probably 621 and 627)

Mmmm, you make it sound so appetising. Not!

Apr 12th 2009, 4:11 am

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Re: soo gravy granuals

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Originally Posted by ABCDiamond

The days of old are dead and gone...

If it isn't packaged for instant use, then it takes too long

Not at my house they're not. Gravy is so easy to make I don't know why people would use packages. Then again, I make my own bread and bake cakes from scratch too.

Apr 12th 2009, 4:18 am

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Originally Posted by Dorothy

Not at my house they're not. Gravy is so easy to make I don't know why people would use packages. Then again, I make my own bread and bake cakes from scratch too.

Now you are just showing off!