The Brit Superstore Online...
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I just received an order from this online store & am really pleased. The delivery took just 5 days to arrive & although its not cheap, it is great to be able to get some treats at Christmas
Louise x

Louise x
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WOW, was seriously tempted to place an order, particularly for Tesco curry sauces - can I be nosey in relation to delivery. My order wasn't that big just over £38 but delivery was more than this, bringing the order to over £84. They don't make it clear how they calculate delivery. Is it better to wait and place a large order or does it make no real difference to delivery costs. Also did you have any problems with customs. I really am in the notion for chocolate!!!!
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WOW, was seriously tempted to place an order, particularly for Tesco curry sauces - can I be nosey in relation to delivery. My order wasn't that big just over £38 but delivery was more than this, bringing the order to over £84. They don't make it clear how they calculate delivery. Is it better to wait and place a large order or does it make no real difference to delivery costs. Also did you have any problems with customs. I really am in the notion for chocolate!!!!
well I went a bit crazy with the ordering
& my delivery charge was 50 pounds
the weight of my order however was 15kgs so I was expecting the postage to be expensive
My order included 8 bottles of ginger beer & 2 boxes of sweets (1kg each), a christmas cake & an assortment of other bits & bobs. I had 20 items in my order.
I am not sure how they figure out the postage but it is sent via Parcel Force with a tracking number
It isn't something I would do on a regular basis but I figured that as it was christmas, we should push the boat out


Also, no probs with customs, I wasn't charged any extra for duties etc.
Last edited by louise033; Dec 15th 2010 at 9:41 am. Reason: Forgot something
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as soon as I have a bit of spare cash I am placing my order - bottles of ginger beer how fab, I love it, better than irn bru any day. I wanted a couple of boxes of the chocolates on offer. I used to get the family to bring over Tesco's ginger beer as it was only about 50p for a 2 litre bottle and it was wonderful but now as they come on the lower costs flights they have reduced luggage allowance so it is too heavy.
I have booked marked the site for future purchases. I've been in the UK shops here and they can charge up to 3 or 4 times the labeled price so even with delivery this still works out cheaper.
Thanks for highlighting this wonderful site, I appreciate it.
I have booked marked the site for future purchases. I've been in the UK shops here and they can charge up to 3 or 4 times the labeled price so even with delivery this still works out cheaper.
Thanks for highlighting this wonderful site, I appreciate it.
#5
Interesting that this is popular. You can get Ginger Beer at Real Canadian Superstore, though as someone once joked on here you could use it as paint stripper! (very strong!). I got mincemeat from Pricesmart (also available at superstore I believe) and made mince pies which was fun! Not a lot I really miss but it's good the option is there for people.
#6
Interesting that this is popular. You can get Ginger Beer at Real Canadian Superstore, though as someone once joked on here you could use it as paint stripper! (very strong!). I got mincemeat from Pricesmart (also available at superstore I believe) and made mince pies which was fun! Not a lot I really miss but it's good the option is there for people.
The ginger beer I bought is Bundaberg. Its an Aussie drink & unlike anything else I have tried.
Like you, there isn't much we miss but once I started looking at the site, there were all sorts of things that I 'missed'
I even bought a box of crunchy nut cornflakes
Merry Christmas x
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Just in case I missed something on another part of this thread...
Had to google british superstore etc. to get a link, which is:
http://www.britsuperstore.com/
I am now going to order 3 tons of Twiglets.
Had to google british superstore etc. to get a link, which is:
http://www.britsuperstore.com/
I am now going to order 3 tons of Twiglets.
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Just in case I missed something on another part of this thread...
Had to google british superstore etc. to get a link, which is:
http://www.britsuperstore.com/
I am now going to order 3 tons of Twiglets.
Had to google british superstore etc. to get a link, which is:
http://www.britsuperstore.com/
I am now going to order 3 tons of Twiglets.

Sorry - not a lot of help unless you live in newfoundland - I though colemans was a canada wide store
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And blancmange.
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Me and my two grown up boys love banana but dose not seem to be available in Canada, there was a on line campaign to have it supplied in Canada at one time.
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