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Re: The proof that Brit and Can Cadburys is different...
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 7477343)
Thanks...But I wouldn't be able to tell.:lol:
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Re: The proof that Brit and Can Cadburys is different...
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 7477355)
Surely babsi could advise?
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Re: The proof that Brit and Can Cadburys is different...
The taste of food all depends on what your used to, the north american chocolate tastes fine to me, but its what I am used to.
When I was in Australia I didn't care for some of the candy there, and the British chocolate thats been brought back from the UK by family tastes funny to me, I didn't care for it much. |
Re: The proof that Brit and Can Cadburys is different...
Originally Posted by burton bunch
(Post 7477086)
There is sometimes in a woman's life that only British Cadburys chocolate will do :eek:
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Re: The proof that Brit and Can Cadburys is different...
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 7477650)
The taste of food all depends on what your used to, the north american chocolate tastes fine to me, but its what I am used to.
When I was in Australia I didn't care for some of the candy there, and the British chocolate thats been brought back from the UK by family tastes funny to me, I didn't care for it much. |
Re: The proof that Brit and Can Cadburys is different...
Cadbury's chocolate is the finest in the world.
I loved it when in the UK and I'm happy to saw that it's available here. I know Cadbury has a factory in Jakarta but I don't know if they import the raw materials from the UK. It's expensive by local standards so maybe. I do know that when I want a taste of home I wander into an Indomarket and buy a bar. Been looking for a good Indian restaurant but I'm buggered if I can find one and the Chinese places are all crap around here so it's my only lifeline. CADBURY :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: Added. The local chocolate brands taste better on the way out. Well I'm guessing so. |
Re: The proof that Brit and Can Cadburys is different...
Many, many well-known brands are produced under licence close to market and to suit local preferences/conditions. Coke is a good example, as are Marlboro cigs. I saw Heinz tomato ketchup in Kuwait that was made in Egypt.
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Re: The proof that Brit and Can Cadburys is different...
Originally Posted by Souvenir
(Post 7478672)
Many, many well-known brands are produced under licence close to market and to suit local preferences/conditions. Coke is a good example, as are Marlboro cigs. I saw Heinz tomato ketchup in Kuwait that was made in Egypt.
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Re: The proof that Brit and Can Cadburys is different...
Originally Posted by clynnog
(Post 7478923)
A lot of Ribena (especially the larger size bottles) here in Canada has chinese writing on it....is it shipped from the UK to HK and then on to Canada.
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Re: The proof that Brit and Can Cadburys is different...
My only advice is to read the label and not buy it if it is made/produced in Canada:rofl:
And it is not just British food that is the issue for me, it is good quality food and that is something hard to find here. Maybe I am just too picky but there are quite a few things with hardly any taste, I don't mind mayo here but anywhere else it is too strong. Spicy food is hard to find, you go to an Indian and ask for a hot curry and I can eat it no problems, most other places I couldn't. |
Re: The proof that Brit and Can Cadburys is different...
Originally Posted by babsi
(Post 7479008)
My only advice is to read the label and not buy it if it is made/produced in Canada:rofl:
And it is not just British food that is the issue for me, it is good quality food and that is something hard to find here. Maybe I am just too picky but there are quite a few things with hardly any taste, I don't mind mayo here but anywhere else it is too strong. Spicy food is hard to find, you go to an Indian and ask for a hot curry and I can eat it no problems, most other places I couldn't. :rofl::rofl: make up your mind what you want girl,,:rofl: |
Re: The proof that Brit and Can Cadburys is different...
Originally Posted by Souvenir
(Post 7478672)
Many, many well-known brands are produced under licence close to market and to suit local preferences/conditions. Coke is a good example
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Re: The proof that Brit and Can Cadburys is different...
Originally Posted by dazzlerdaz
(Post 7479568)
I think this mainly comes from Columbia :p
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Re: The proof that Brit and Can Cadburys is different...
Originally Posted by Gremmie
(Post 7477253)
You dont understand this post ??? hell i dont understand the mentality of brits that emigrate to where ever then spend hours trying to buy british products. Wether its chocolate,sausages,oxo,marmite or god knows what for crap,then when they find it, it's not the same:rofl::rofl: Then it becomes a thread on BE, so more can join in and lament :rofl::rofl:
It's because I'm a fat bastard and enjoy being so. :) |
Re: The proof that Brit and Can Cadburys is different...
i found the coca cola bottled in eastern europe tasted different to uk bottled and a lot cheaper.
it was cheaper to buy/transport from ukraine to uk than buy at wakefield/east kilbride.;) |
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