hughescw

Hi everyone


I am just wondering were do people buy there British products from
I have seen a few website that will send me stuff like tea bags, marmite etc
Don't know which one is the best?

iaink

I get tea (Tetley) and Marmite at my local No frills supermarket


Seing as you are asking the same thing in numerous regional forums, maybe it would help if you narrowed it down to one part of the world. Otherwise is just looks like spam

Simon Legree

You can also find a reasonable selection of British products at Bulk Barn. I believe that there are franchises from coast to coast.

christmasoompa

Oooh, does he sell Spam as well as Marmite?

hughescw

Luck you :-( so you have no problem getting British goods ? I was talking to a friend the other day and he has been using a websitebasedin uk to send stuff to him

hughescw

I was thinking that people would use theinternet if they live in diffrent parts of the world that's why I am asking everyone

iaink

I dont really crave much to be honest. A lot of stuff is available away from websites and britstores anyway.

So where is he then? All these posts spread around the forums look like a set up for some advertising to me.

iaink

Shipping costs and food import regulations tend to dampen any enthusiasm.

Simon Legree

Why would you when lots of products are quite readily available.
The cost of shipping alone would be a major hurdle.
Trolls might find it useful though !

R I C H

Embrace the fact you don't live in the UK and buy what's available in your local grocery store.

hughescw

India, no advertising I have nothing to advertise

iaink

So whats wrong with the websitebasedin uk that your friend uses... Would you rather get recomendations from random strangers on the internet

englishbird

if u live in india why do u want brit food??

christmasoompa

His friend's in India, the OP is in the UK. Quite why his 'friend' can't ask the question himself is another matter entirely.............

cheeky_monkey

Safeway stock plenty of British stuff..marmite, mcvitites biscuits, tea etc etc if you are that way inclined.