Rosemary

Scan down a couple of paragraphs and it is about non EU countries.

If you travel to the EU from a non-EU country, you are not allowed to bring any meat or dairy products with you. You can however bring a limited quantity of fruit and vegetables as well as eggs, egg products and honey. Restricted quantities of fish or fish products are also allowed.


Rosemary

snikpoh

My mistake. I checked again and it was EU to UK where you can take meat products in

EU to UK rules

bobd22

I took your advice and tried the Dunnes teabags, just their standard ones. I must say they make an excellent strong brew and I will be using them in future, thanks for the tip.

Algorfa1950

Very interesting, I have never seen tea bags in Dunnes, where are they then? Do you mean the Dunnes in El Ingenio in Velez Malaga? I am fed up of paying through the nose for British tea bags

Lynn R

Yes, they are on sale in the Dunnes store in El Ingenio. I haven't tried them yet but have also been told by a friend that they are good. They don't stock very many food items now so can be a bit hard to spot, but they are close to the crockery and bed linen areas. Besides teabags they also sell a few different types of biscuits and a few canned goods.

Algorfa1950

Thanks for that, I will take a look the next time I am there.

bobd22

Yes that's where we got them. They do a standard type and a gold blend (I think it's called that). We tried the standard ones which cost around 4 euros for a box of 160. We happened to be in there the other day.and I remembered bob bobs recommendation so thought I will give them a go. For me they are good strong looking brew nice colour to it and nice taste, they will be my go to tea bags now.