Originally Posted by ali-simon (Post 6900747)

Yep. Marmite is definitely coming with us and one other thing I would really love to pack for my one way ticket is 'Bisto'. Any issues there do you reckon. Suitcase or packing cases in between the teddy bears????? When we were out on a fact finding mission we concluded Canadians Don't Do Gravy??????

Originally Posted by R I C H (Post 6900762)

What gave you that idea? Gravy granules and mixes are easily available in supermarkets, if that's how you like to make it. My MIL insists on bringing packets of Bisto with her when she visits and has no problem with it in her checked luggage.

Originally Posted by ann m (Post 6900870)

It's the Bisto granules that I have not seen here - but regular gravy powder is easily accessible. And there is no issue in bringing it in - it's just a pile of chemicals afterall - no meat in there. :D

Originally Posted by Steve_P (Post 6900950)

You can get Bisto gravy granules either at the Brit shop in Market Mall or the one across from Northland Mall or both.

However be prepared to part with your first born son as part payment. :eek:

Originally Posted by ann m (Post 6901012)

What about daughters ? I have two I could trade in :confused: :rofl:

Originally Posted by LotteW (Post 6901219)

Jaffa cakes....... that is all I am saying!

Originally Posted by IckleHelen (Post 6906325)

Just wanted to say, I put the marmite in by suitcase and put "Food (e.g. Chips and Sweets)" on the goods accompanying list and it wasn't even mentioned. Thanks for your comments guys.

Originally Posted by Novocastrian (Post 6906445)

Thank you, thank you. We haven't had a marm**e thread in, oh, ages. :mad:

Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat (Post 6906602)

Are you transiting via Blighty on your way back? Could you bring some marmite back for me? and some bacon, chocolate and beer:rofl: