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Old Aug 28th 2009, 1:04 pm
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Old Aug 28th 2009, 1:20 pm
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Nobody has mentioned the most important thing yet -

BROWN SAUCE
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Old Aug 28th 2009, 2:45 pm
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have any of you tried a site called Brits Abroad (http://www.britsabroad.co.uk/) you might find what you're looking for
http://www.britsabroad.co.uk/

try it now and it should work for you, should have checked it myself, sorry
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Old Aug 28th 2009, 2:50 pm
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Nobody has mentioned the most important thing yet -

BROWN SAUCE
I'll be enjoying a Wetherspoons breakfast on my trip back next month. If anyone wants me to dig my hand a little deeper in the jar of sachets let me know... (I have big pockets).
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http://www.britsabroad.co.uk/

try it now and it should work for you, should have checked it myself, sorry
Looks like some kind of domain parking / link farming jobby.
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Old Aug 28th 2009, 4:36 pm
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My son just came back from holiday in the UK and Portugal.....all I got was 2 suitcases full of dirty washing....but there was 3 huge jars of Marmite in there too!!!....its sooo expensive here. Anyone near Virginia Beach there is a British Shop on Witchduck Road sells good stuff.
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I'll be enjoying a Wetherspoons breakfast on my trip back next month. If anyone wants me to dig my hand a little deeper in the jar of sachets let me know... (I have big pockets).
Enjoy and Wetherspoons, in the same sentence, amazing.
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Kelloggs Crunchy Nut Cornflakes, I was addicted in the UK and even though Kelloggs is a US company they don't sell them here.

Can I start a petition, I alone will eat 3 boxes a week
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Kelloggs Crunchy Nut Cornflakes, I was addicted in the UK and even though Kelloggs is a US company they don't sell them here.

Can I start a petition, I alone will eat 3 boxes a week
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Old Aug 28th 2009, 8:51 pm
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Oh and me, they are my favourite b/fast cereal.
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Old Aug 28th 2009, 11:52 pm
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3 huge jars of Marmite in there too!!!....its sooo expensive here
It's not cheap here in the UK either. A 600g jar of marmite in our local Tesco here costs £6.30 I think from memory, and even the smallest jars about 85g or so cost around £1.50 or something like that. I love a grilled unsmoked back bacon (well crispy) sandwich made with slices of Warburton's seeded grain bread with bertolli's olive oil spread and a thin layer of marmite on each slice between the bacon.
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Me too for the crunchy nut cornflakes!

Oooh, adding that to my list when I go shopping in England....

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I love a grilled unsmoked back bacon (well crispy) sandwich made with slices of Warburton's seeded grain bread with bertolli's olive oil spread and a thin layer of marmite on each slice between the bacon.
Oooh, you had to go and mention Warburton's, didn't you. Now I'll never enjoy my sandwich.
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