Jealous much?!
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Ha ha, not to rub it but look what I've got coming home to me on Wednesday! Can't wait!
Oh and there's oxo cubes and gravy in there somewhere and some gravey bones for the pooch
Oh and there's oxo cubes and gravy in there somewhere and some gravey bones for the pooch
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Crikey, what do you declare on your customs form for that lot! 
Hope it's all okay to bring into the country. When I was filling in the form I noticed it said something about dairy products. When I got to the counter I forgot I had cartons of baby milk in our luggage. The guy said it was no problem, but then added a very stern "please remember next time".

Hope it's all okay to bring into the country. When I was filling in the form I noticed it said something about dairy products. When I got to the counter I forgot I had cartons of baby milk in our luggage. The guy said it was no problem, but then added a very stern "please remember next time".
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Crikey, what do you declare on your customs form for that lot! 
Hope it's all okay to bring into the country. When I was filling in the form I noticed it said something about dairy products. When I got to the counter I forgot I had cartons of baby milk in our luggage. The guy said it was no problem, but then added a very stern "please remember next time".

Hope it's all okay to bring into the country. When I was filling in the form I noticed it said something about dairy products. When I got to the counter I forgot I had cartons of baby milk in our luggage. The guy said it was no problem, but then added a very stern "please remember next time".
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Chocolate should be OK shouldn't it? Dairy stuff such as milk, cheese, yoghurt etc fair do's but chocolate? I'd be more concerned about the gravy bones! Besides, I buy gravy bones in the supermarket here anyway.
Hope it all gets through! Enjoy!
Hope it all gets through! Enjoy!
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Oh well....what will happen, will happenPoor pooch! He needs his gravy bones! Haven't been able to find any anywhere here in London, ON
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What the heck are gravy bones? Do they contain real meat/bones?? Or are they a manufactured food? "Real" animal parts are not gonna be allowed methinks.
Edit: enjoy the choccie though!
Edit: enjoy the choccie though!
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They are just a dog biscuit with a dry gravy coating. I have an empty box at the bottom of my recycling bin (out of reach) so can't check contents but guessing theres some of meat content in the gravy.
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I bring in stilton every time I go to the UK as 'some' dairy products are allowed
just declare it they'll tell you if there is an issue and they'll be quite polite about it too..
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As long as you declare it I think all of it is admisable, they have a web site which you can check
I bring in stilton every time I go to the UK as 'some' dairy products are allowed
just declare it they'll tell you if there is an issue and they'll be quite polite about it too..
I bring in stilton every time I go to the UK as 'some' dairy products are allowed
just declare it they'll tell you if there is an issue and they'll be quite polite about it too..
Hence the word MIGHT in my post above
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I have to say, I think you should share some of that with a pregnant Brit nearby.... 
There are a couple of British shops in London, and you can get a few bits at Bulk Barn too. Actually, a friend told me the other day that there's a special temporary 'Taste of Britain' section in the Walmart at Argyle Mall at the moment. I'm not allowed to go there unsupervised

There are a couple of British shops in London, and you can get a few bits at Bulk Barn too. Actually, a friend told me the other day that there's a special temporary 'Taste of Britain' section in the Walmart at Argyle Mall at the moment. I'm not allowed to go there unsupervised
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As long as you declare it I think all of it is admisable, they have a web site which you can check
I bring in stilton every time I go to the UK as 'some' dairy products are allowed
just declare it they'll tell you if there is an issue and they'll be quite polite about it too..
I bring in stilton every time I go to the UK as 'some' dairy products are allowed
just declare it they'll tell you if there is an issue and they'll be quite polite about it too..
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I have to say, I think you should share some of that with a pregnant Brit nearby.... 
There are a couple of British shops in London, and you can get a few bits at Bulk Barn too. Actually, a friend told me the other day that there's a special temporary 'Taste of Britain' section in the Walmart at Argyle Mall at the moment. I'm not allowed to go there unsupervised

There are a couple of British shops in London, and you can get a few bits at Bulk Barn too. Actually, a friend told me the other day that there's a special temporary 'Taste of Britain' section in the Walmart at Argyle Mall at the moment. I'm not allowed to go there unsupervised





Am in desperate need of some decent chocolate!