franc111s

Seems to be, more and more supermarkets here in Atlanta area have a British section in your average supermarket. Many of the Kroger and Publix supermarkets. ALl been happening in last 12 months.

ANyone else been seeing the same?

20masonroad

I see "Coleman's Mustard" has made to the shelves of our grocery store (Hy-vee) here in Olathe Kansas......

orangemirror

Yeah I keep hearing it from loads of people "they've got a british section in publix now". Keep looking for it in my local one but not seen it.

franc111s

Get their food product manager to call the manager at Publix in Alpharetta... Might work, they are their to please the customer ... Don't ask, don't get

Publix Super Markets: Information - www.publix.com
4305 State Bridge Rd, Alpharetta - (770) 751-7991

Poppy girl

Depends on the Geographic area, wether there will be a British section, if you don't have that section and can find enough expats, that would buy, they will cut in a shelf for you, (normally)

Bob

Hmmm....if only we had a publix down our way

Stop n Shop have a Brit section, but $6 for a pack of Hobnobs? I don't think so...$8 for Robinsons? Not that desperate.

orangemirror

Cool, might try that. Thanks guys!

RoB1833

Try Shaw's, still pricey though.

Bob

The one in Freeport Maine ain't to bad and has a great selection....our local one, it's miles away and utterly shite....fab for Brazilian stuff though

Manc

Shopping Giant, Acme and Meijers stores have been slowly improving since I moved here 9 years ago

Lovin_it_ere

I just go to either the AirForce Academy or Peterson AF base to get my English food, shame they don't sell sausages there. The British Shoppe in Colorado Springs is very expensive for them.

The Horticulturalist

I was at a Wholefood in Birmingham this week and they had a British section which was reasonably priced.

I got Nairns Mini oatcakes on sale (and still well within the use by date) and digestives for about $3.70, still pricey but a lot less than I've seen in other places. They had colemans, hob nobs, chocoloate buttons and a whole bunch of other stuff.

Dan725

Not so much in Publix, but our local Sweetbay has a reasonable British section...heinz beans, yorkie bars, hobnobs, pg tips, good selection of Pataks indian stuff, etc.

Englishtart

Same here, my local commissary has a great Brit food selection, pricey though, I bought a chunk of lamb there the other day $14.75 for just over 2lb My son loves the hobnobs and the crunchie's though. They don't always have the same stuff, and can't seem to find Bisto anywhere except online!

SarahG

I have forewarned my family and I friends that I will expect care packages every so often to be sent to me with food and treats that I discover I can't get in Indiana! Everyone seems willing to comply...so far nut they don't know what postage will be!