Typically British things? Ideas?
Dec 23rd 2006 | 2:15 pm
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Re: Typically British things? Ideas?
Originally Posted by Morwenna
I found Super Drug Mart at Crowfoot shopping centre were selling HUGE bars of real Cadbury's chocolate, made in and imported from England.
The usual stuff is made in Toronto, and that's the stuff to avoid! This was the real McCoy!!!
The usual stuff is made in Toronto, and that's the stuff to avoid! This was the real McCoy!!!
Dec 23rd 2006 | 2:17 pm
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Re: Typically British things? Ideas?
Originally Posted by Daedra
the best shortbread cookies
Dec 23rd 2006 | 2:29 pm
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Re: Typically British things? Ideas?
Oh I miss my Real McCoys crisps too!! .. loved the Cream Cheese & Chives and Curry/Chilli flavour I think they were?
Dec 23rd 2006 | 2:31 pm
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Re: Typically British things? Ideas?
Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
No such thing petal.
but honestly, I dont eat alot of cookies/biscuits but shortbread are one of my faves.... dont go much for the overly sweet/cholatey cookies etc, shortbread is about perfect in level of sweetness for my tastes
Dec 23rd 2006 | 3:08 pm
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Re: Typically British things? Ideas?
Originally Posted by SivoxII
Oh I miss my Real McCoys crisps too!! .. loved the Cream Cheese & Chives and Curry/Chilli flavour I think they were?
Nik Naks "Nice un Spicy" Yum
Dec 23rd 2006 | 3:12 pm
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Re: Typically British things? Ideas?
Oh and I forgot to mention
TWIGLETS
.............and Pickled Onion Monster Munch !!!!!!!!
I have a bit of a crisp fetish.
TWIGLETS
.............and Pickled Onion Monster Munch !!!!!!!!
I have a bit of a crisp fetish.
Dec 23rd 2006 | 3:22 pm
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Re: Typically British things? Ideas?
Originally Posted by smelly
Oh and I forgot to mention
TWIGLETS
.............and Pickled Onion Monster Munch !!!!!!!!
I have a bit of a crisp fetish.
TWIGLETS
.............and Pickled Onion Monster Munch !!!!!!!!
I have a bit of a crisp fetish.
My brtohers have bceome marmite walkers crips addicts.... but they only get them when we come to visit... they were astounded how muc like marmite they tasted when I brought the first lot over with me 2 years ago... caused no end of jealousy & rivalry between my marmite loving brothers (hate the stuff myself) so couple of months back when I visited I brought enough 'multi-pack's' to accomodate all of them... used that space/weight to bring back Kradt Dinner macaroni & cheeese... probably the equivalent to 'pot noodles' for Brits... even though Lipton cuppa noodle's is probably a very close alternative *LOL*
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Dec 23rd 2006 | 3:45 pm
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Re: Typically British things? Ideas?
Originally Posted by smelly
Nik Naks "Nice un Spicy" Yum
(I only left the UK 4 years ago and have forgotten already!)
P.S. Any Branston Pickle Walkers Crisps or Flammin' Hot Monster Munch fans?
... oh, Punchin' Paprika!!! ... used to eat the larger bags while playing pool in the pub with a pint of Calders Cream!
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Dec 23rd 2006 | 4:36 pm
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Re: Typically British things? Ideas?
Originally Posted by SivoxII
Flammin' Hot Monster Munch fans?
Now you are talk in !!!!!!! If I was in London now I would be popping out the door to the local 7-11 on the corner to feed my addiction.
I am going to have to raid the munchies store for other delights..............I have just spent the day on the slopes and I am starving!!!!!!
Dec 23rd 2006 | 5:05 pm
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Re: Typically British things? Ideas?
Originally Posted by smelly
Now you are talk in !!!!!!! If I was in London now I would be popping out the door to the local 7-11 on the corner to feed my addiction.
I am going to have to raid the munchies store for other delights..............I have just spent the day on the slopes and I am starving!!!!!!
I am going to have to raid the munchies store for other delights..............I have just spent the day on the slopes and I am starving!!!!!!
Can I really push my luck and enquire as to whether you were a "Scampi Fries" ... "Cheese Moments" ... "Frazzles" crisp fanatic? ... (notice most of my choices are pub favourites!!
Dec 24th 2006 | 3:18 am
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Re: Typically British things? Ideas?
Originally Posted by SivoxII
Can I really push my luck and enquire as to whether you were a "Scampi Fries" ... "Cheese Moments" ... "Frazzles" crisp fanatic? ... (notice most of my choices are pub favourites!!
Dec 24th 2006 | 4:09 am
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Re: Typically British things? Ideas?
Originally Posted by smelly
I was a scampi Fries kinda gal.
.... she may not have loved them as much a me, but what the heck, I was 'aving 'em!!
Dec 24th 2006 | 4:56 am
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Re: Typically British things? Ideas?
Originally Posted by SivoxII
When I took my wife back over to the UK for 3 weeks, we visited one of my old establishments, where lunch, a couple of beers ... and Scampi Fries were on the menu! .... she may not have loved them as much a me, but what the heck, I was 'aving 'em!!
.... she may not have loved them as much a me, but what the heck, I was 'aving 'em!! Rich.
Dec 24th 2006 | 6:28 am
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Re: Typically British things? Ideas?
Do they have Sprouts in Canada?
Merry Christmas
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Merry Christmas
Arris
Dec 24th 2006 | 6:31 am
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Re: Typically British things? Ideas?
Originally Posted by Arris
Do they have Sprouts in Canada?
Merry Christmas
Arris
Merry Christmas
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A favourite with my wife and I, we'll be having some with Christmas dinner.
The kids won't touch 'em. Not sure why?
