Bringing food back into the US
Aug 17th 2005, 1:23 am
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Re: Bringing food back into the US
Originally Posted by bored-silly
Pull it's front legs up towards you then you can kiss it while you are doing it.
Aug 17th 2005, 1:23 am
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Re: Bringing food back into the US
Originally Posted by Pimpbot
You're bringing Fajita seasoning back from the UK? surely that has to be a typo, when you can probably get 10 different types here in the US. Or am I just spoilt by living in the southwest?
As with much of the stuff on our list we can get it here at a very big premium. I object to paying $8 for a small bottle of Ribena but my wife loves it, so we may as well get it at home.
Aug 17th 2005, 1:25 am
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Re: Bringing food back into the US
Originally Posted by Chandler
i think you must be spoilt! - we have tried 3 different seasonings here and one turned the chicken green - it was awful! we like the Old El Paso stuff which we can only get in the big fajita kits here - so if we're at home it won't cost much or take up too much room to bring a few sachets back.
As with much of the stuff on our list we can get it here at a very big premium. I object to paying $8 for a small bottle of Ribena but my wife loves it, so we may as well get it at home.
As with much of the stuff on our list we can get it here at a very big premium. I object to paying $8 for a small bottle of Ribena but my wife loves it, so we may as well get it at home.
