some questions
#16
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From: SWO, Canada




Originally Posted by dbd33
You can get Marmite and Ovaltine at the supermarket. Small jars of Marmite though and $3, so you might want to bring one of the bucket sized pots. I'm not sure about Horlicks but, if not, you'll be able to get it at the Nutty Chocolatier, a chain of stores where they keep "ethnic" stuff. I believe there's one in Pickering.
One reason for the popularity of ready made Yorkshire is that lots of people here are stuck with electric cookers and so cannot make anything that sophisticated.
One reason for the popularity of ready made Yorkshire is that lots of people here are stuck with electric cookers and so cannot make anything that sophisticated.

No, I like my nightly malty beverage at times...
DBD33 - but Pickering huh? We're going to be thereabouts initially... hhmmm
There must be a Canadian equivalent of Horlicks and Ovaltine though I suppose...
... and for the puds, I've always had electric cookers and have never had a complaint about my Yorshirers!
I'm special...
hehehehehe....
powdered sick...
*lol*Wendy
14 more sleeps to go
#17
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Joined: May 2005
Posts: 154
From: Hertfordshire UK---->Brantford


I enjoy those beverages myself, especially Ovaltine and Milo. A brit that lives by us, recommended a place in mississauga to us, they sell a lot of stuff from the UK. They have a website, and they can deliver to your home as well, if you can't make it down there.
www.abitofhome.com
www.abitofhome.com
Originally Posted by Purple74
Powdered sick... *LOL* 
No, I like my nightly malty beverage at times...
DBD33 - but Pickering huh? We're going to be thereabouts initially... hhmmm
There must be a Canadian equivalent of Horlicks and Ovaltine though I suppose...
... and for the puds, I've always had electric cookers and have never had a complaint about my Yorshirers!
I'm special...
hehehehehe....
powdered sick...
*lol*
Wendy
14 more sleeps to go 

No, I like my nightly malty beverage at times...
DBD33 - but Pickering huh? We're going to be thereabouts initially... hhmmm
There must be a Canadian equivalent of Horlicks and Ovaltine though I suppose...
... and for the puds, I've always had electric cookers and have never had a complaint about my Yorshirers!
I'm special...
hehehehehe....
powdered sick...
*lol*Wendy
14 more sleeps to go 
#18
Originally Posted by Purple74
Powdered sick... *LOL* 
No, I like my nightly malty beverage at times...
DBD33 - but Pickering huh? We're going to be thereabouts initially... hhmmm
There must be a Canadian equivalent of Horlicks and Ovaltine though I suppose...
... and for the puds, I've always had electric cookers and have never had a complaint about my Yorshirers!
I'm special...
hehehehehe....
powdered sick...
*lol*
Wendy
14 more sleeps to go 

No, I like my nightly malty beverage at times...
DBD33 - but Pickering huh? We're going to be thereabouts initially... hhmmm
There must be a Canadian equivalent of Horlicks and Ovaltine though I suppose...
... and for the puds, I've always had electric cookers and have never had a complaint about my Yorshirers!
I'm special...
hehehehehe....
powdered sick...
*lol*Wendy
14 more sleeps to go 
#19
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Joined: Jul 2004
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From: T. ON (so there!)











Originally Posted by dbd33
The difference in goods in individual Loblaws stores is amazing just within the GTA. The one in Port Credit keeps only "white man's stuff" whereas the one near us, Vic Park and Gerrard keeps food from the four corners of the earth. I imagine that once you get as far out as Oakville, they only need a couple of shelves, one for Wonder bread and one for baked beans.
Ouch... you're forgetting the veal, fresh fish and butternut there...
Having said that, my local Loblaws has a whole isle devoted to chips (crisps) which I find pretty incredible. Having said that, the range of fruit and veg is also fantastic (five different varieties of pomegranite juice for example)
The thing I find strange is just how long it takes milk to go off in the fridge. I've been away from home quite a lot over the last weeks (dirty stop out
) and I had a litre on the go for about 3 weeks. It never went off. This is just plain wrong...
#20
Originally Posted by Sarah Farrand
Ouch... you're forgetting the veal, fresh fish and butternut there...
Having said that, my local Loblaws has a whole isle devoted to chips (crisps) which I find pretty incredible. Having said that, the range of fruit and veg is also fantastic (five different varieties of pomegranite juice for example)
The thing I find strange is just how long it takes milk to go off in the fridge. I've been away from home quite a lot over the last weeks (dirty stop out
) and I had a litre on the go for about 3 weeks. It never went off. This is just plain wrong...
Having said that, my local Loblaws has a whole isle devoted to chips (crisps) which I find pretty incredible. Having said that, the range of fruit and veg is also fantastic (five different varieties of pomegranite juice for example)
The thing I find strange is just how long it takes milk to go off in the fridge. I've been away from home quite a lot over the last weeks (dirty stop out
) and I had a litre on the go for about 3 weeks. It never went off. This is just plain wrong...
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Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 9,606

Originally Posted by Sarah Farrand
The thing I find strange is just how long it takes milk to go off in the fridge. I've been away from home quite a lot over the last weeks (dirty stop out
) and I had a litre on the go for about 3 weeks. It never went off. This is just plain wrong...
) and I had a litre on the go for about 3 weeks. It never went off. This is just plain wrong...
#22
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Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 182
From: SWO, Canada




Originally Posted by dbd33
I mentioned Pickering as your profile says you're aiming for the Durham region. I haven't actually been to Pickering and I'm not suggesting, for one moment, that you would want to go there. However, if you really want that Ovaltine.....
We're headed for Ajax initially, so I've been "about" the area a bit as the daughters of the Family member we're staying with played ringette for both Pickering and Ajax (has anyone tried to explain what ringette is to someone who's never seen it? *lol*). Seems pleasant enough from what I remember though... Family have been living there for almost 2 decades, so can't be too bad! *she hopes*
... and I've been thinking about mashing up maltesers with warm milk... that should do, shouldn't it?

Wendy
14 more sleeps to go
#23
Originally Posted by Purple74
... and I've been thinking about mashing up maltesers with warm milk... that should do, shouldn't it?
:scared:
#24
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Joined: Nov 2004
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From: manitoba canada

Re: The Horlicks.
Check out yer East Indian Stores, you know, the little corner ones that sell the spices and cooking gear.
They usually carry Horlicks, Ovaltine, Woodwards Gripe Water, Carbolic Red Soap, Mint Sauce in bottles, Vimto, Ginger Beer, Liptons Loose Tea in 1lb boxes, Oxo's, bisto, Cod Liver Oil and all kinds of hair preps.
Before I came here I got my firends Mom to give me an intensive training program on how to make Balti, Parotha, Roti, Bhajia, Dhal, Curries, Bombay Potatoes, Sabjhee. I knew moving here may have serious implications concerning curry withdrawal.
I managed to learn some Punjabi into the bargain as well so this was good.
Check out yer East Indian Stores, you know, the little corner ones that sell the spices and cooking gear.
They usually carry Horlicks, Ovaltine, Woodwards Gripe Water, Carbolic Red Soap, Mint Sauce in bottles, Vimto, Ginger Beer, Liptons Loose Tea in 1lb boxes, Oxo's, bisto, Cod Liver Oil and all kinds of hair preps.
Before I came here I got my firends Mom to give me an intensive training program on how to make Balti, Parotha, Roti, Bhajia, Dhal, Curries, Bombay Potatoes, Sabjhee. I knew moving here may have serious implications concerning curry withdrawal.
I managed to learn some Punjabi into the bargain as well so this was good.




