lardyl

I'm getting some from Arco in UK - my favourite French Jallettes - uber brill, tres jollie, damn f-ing tastic, boots from the gods.......





.....yes me likes em!!!!!!!!1111111111

Am Loolah

The words more, out and get spring to mind - but then I guess you're waiting on them there boots?!

lardyl

hey I have the boots plus some tasty Dunlops for gumbooting also with mid-soles.....all my own and all from UK......just love the feel of the rubber on my calves......whey hey PPE is wonderful stuff........ /dons ppe gimp suit and rolls off to bed/

nero

Hi if you mean squash - we have found that Baker Halls original is low calorie. I have to say it is not free of sugar but is has the least amount of sugar that we can find. Plus it tastes good

kiwi_child

You can buy bisto in NZ, dunno about granules tho. IMHO tho, REAL gravy (like my nan made) was made from the juices of the roast meat, flour,water, a tspn of vegemite and a shake of pepper, stirred and gently heated on the stove.

Yummo...I'm coming to your place for dinner Has it got golden syrup in/on it? DELISH!

garryhg

[QUOTE=kiwi_child;5264844]You can buy bisto in NZ, dunno about granules tho. IMHO tho, REAL gravy (like my nan made) was made from the juices of the roast meat, flour,water, a tspn of vegemite and a shake of pepper, stirred and gently heated on the stov it? ]

have to agree,that was real gravy when i was growing up to:thumbsup

i'm afraid i'm not much of a cookthats as real as mine would get from me

if i've not heated it up in a micro,then to me that means i've cooked it

kiwi_child

[QUOTE=garryhg;5264857 If i've not heated it up in a micro,then to me that means i've cooked it[/QUOTE]

I certainly understand

sammymac

Voice tablets

Theakston's Old Perculiar (pint of)

A propper curry from Bradford!

Jude J

Cornish pasties from Cornwall, more specifically, the bakers at the end of my mums road.

That's all for food. 5 years on I don't miss anything else

happynz

Pardon the seppo interruption, but it sucks how a tiny bottle of Tabasco sauce goes for NZ$4.80 here and the same product in the US is only US$0.98.

:curse:

Sorry, back to your normal UK channel.

BEVS

bisto gravy granules
paxo stuffing
M&S underwear.
books - oops that's 4.

Phils would be -
doughnuts
rowntrees jelly

UKNZAUS

Asda
Next
My niece and nephew (yeah I know that's 2 but they're a package!)

I've got 2 great big tubs of proper Bisto on it's way over My cousin was sick of me moaning lol

sammymac

1. My friends
2. Proper weetabix (soz weetbix is like cardboard not anything like weetabix!)
3. Clarks for the kids shoes (have never found anywhere here that measures childrens feet the same )

As am hugely preggers at the mo, I also miss the variety of baby stuff from the UK, but have coped!!

SarahB

I agree about the Weetbix.... its pretty gross. I had Ready Brek again this morning.... I'm trying to limit myself so the box lasts me longer but it tastes soooooo good!

I threw or gave away all my baby stuff so I had to buy from scratch again this time. Bits and bobs I couldnt find in the shops I got people to send over from UK for me. Tell you what I miss..... going into Tesco or Mothercare and seeing a huge rack of Vests or All In Ones all in the proper sizing.... and good quality. Some of the stuff here falls apart as the top loader is so harsh. But I am learning where and where not to buy stuff from now. .... and dont even get me started on the sizing for babies here!!

P2L

Boots (the Chemist) and Advantage points

Next (esp for the kids)

Waitrose not all of it, just the 'ready meal' bit. Ocassionally I would love to be lazy and just chuck it in the microwave