British Food in Burlington
 

Hi All,
Just wanted to tell everyone about this amazing Store called The British Grocer on Burloak and Mainway in Burlington.
www.facebook.com/Thebritishgrocer

They have the best selection of all your favourite foods and the best selection of Marks and Spencer food.
The best British store l have been into and the prices are really good.:thumbsup:

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Is it yours?

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l wished.....

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They need to sort out their spelling and grammar on their FB page. Seriously offputting.

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This one is in Oakville - 649 fourth line (Same plaza as Fifties Diner), and is superb.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Briti...532536?fref=ts

:p

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I never knew about that one!

I have visited The British Grocer, not bad at all.

There is also The British Treat Shoppe on Jones street in Bronte.

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Nothing like moving to Canada and looking for British style food. Whats that all about?

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Sometimes (not often) you get a craving for something specific.

:)

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Well, it's not like you can live on Canadian style food, can you? Poutine and maple syrup is ok one or twice a day but not much more often than that.

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Agreed. Lunch was tomato farcis, jambon fume´, laitue vinaigrette de Dijon, Vieux Panne, Camembert au lait cru d'Isigny, Feuillete´et cafe espress all washed down with a couple of bottles of Cellier du Dauphin.

This was of course all consumed to the background of TMS on Radio 4 long wave and appropriate emotions as England screwed up.

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They have started selling British food in my local Walmart..strangely it is under the Organic and health food section:rofl:..you can find British Heinz beans in the blue tins..all sorts of biscuits real Cadbury chocolate sweets etc...they have attached Canadian nutritional labels on the back.

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Breakfast was the usual. Home made baguette, smoked salmon, peameal bacon with scrambled eggs, mushrooms, Camembert, cheddar, double Gloucester/Stilton, Marmite, juice, coffee. Background of silence.

Note the CanCon, we're always ready for a raid from the Assimilation Police.

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I'm not surprised at the silence what with you two shoving that lot down your gobs for breakfast.

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Yesterday's Anguillian chicken barbecue also brought silence, until the rum marinade kicked in.

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Haven't seen you on here in ages. Hope you are ok.