SambaDeAmigo

I saw that Walmart now has a British (as well as Mexican) section with goodies like:
McVitie's Rich Tea
McVitie's Digestives
McVitie's Digestives Milk Chocolate
Heinz Spotted Dick Pudding
Heinz Sticky Toffee Pudding
Jacob's Orange Club
Tunnock's Caramel
Cadbury Curly Wurly
Hobnob
Twirl
Barratt Refreshers
Polo
Minstrels
Yorkie
Galaxy
Milky Bar
Double Decker
Buttons
Flake
Cadbury Whole Nut
Cadbury Dairy Milk
Cadbury Dairy Milk Crunchy
Cadbury Fruit & Nut
Eclairs Classic
Rowntrees Fruit Pastilles
Rowntrees Jelly Tots
Rowntrees Fruit Gums
Tunnock's Tea Cakes
Tunnock's Snowballs
Heinz Tomato Soup
Heinz Beanz
Bigga
Mushy peas

Novocastrian

Several more reasons never to shop at Walmart then.

Mallory

Such healthy eating - sugar and fat!

magnumpi

You missed mushy peas ! And proper HP

KuroKuro

Are you kidding me... GALAXY?! I am so there.

The Buy Low near me sells quite a few of those items in their own British section, but it always puzzled me as to why there'd be a British section at all?

Piff Poff

Not every Walmart.

burks

I want to go check my local Wal-Mart now!

Shirtback

I try to avoid my local one as much as possible, but do frequent it occasionally, faute de mieux ;-)

(Dare I mention the glaring omission of Marmite in the OP's list ? ;-) !)

Partially discharged

Which Sprawlmart did you see it in. There are a few items there I may be interested in...

magnumpi

Marmite can be found all over, I saw small jars in No Frills just this week.

Shirtback

Whoosh

bats

Did you stop and write all those down? The only things i woukd buy from that list are Cadbury's Buttons and Heinz beans. The British shop i go to for beans sells them more cheaply than Walmart do and the local supermarket has Buttons.

anders101

Not forgetting HP fruitie sauce and Lime Marmalade! Yum!

magnumpi

I'm not saying I wasn't suprised, I almost took a pic Lol, but resisted.

burks

I actually find quite a few English things in supermarkets here.. hobnobs, salad cream, digestives, custard creams etc. One thing I do get from the British store is pickle.