British food
#76
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Re: British food
We are lucky to have 2 British shops and a British pub in S florida. The stuff is 3 times the price of Tesco or Sainsburys
#77
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Joined: Mar 2016
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Re: British food
Sick as a dog just now and just paid $10 for two tine of Heinz tomato soup!
Well worth it!!!
Well worth it!!!
#78
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Re: British food
I ordered a box of goodies from https://britishfooddepot.com. My order came within a couple of days.
My order included 8 bottles of Robinsons squash (various flavours) and the postage was $11, which I thought was pretty good.
I also stocked up on Heinz baked beans, jaffa cakes, plain chocolate digestive biscuits, and Branston pickle... you know, the essentials
They have a Christmas section so I'll be placing another order before Christmas. I will not, however, spend $7 on a box of mince pies, even if I do love them.
Oh... has anyone managed to find anything that resembles a British sausage? I'm really missing sausage rolls but I can't find anything similar to a sausage or sausage meat from home, not even from the local butcher.
My order included 8 bottles of Robinsons squash (various flavours) and the postage was $11, which I thought was pretty good.
I also stocked up on Heinz baked beans, jaffa cakes, plain chocolate digestive biscuits, and Branston pickle... you know, the essentials
They have a Christmas section so I'll be placing another order before Christmas. I will not, however, spend $7 on a box of mince pies, even if I do love them.
Oh... has anyone managed to find anything that resembles a British sausage? I'm really missing sausage rolls but I can't find anything similar to a sausage or sausage meat from home, not even from the local butcher.
Scottish Square Sausage - Recipe - Kenny McGovern
Potato Scones (Tattie Scones) - Recipe - Kenny McGovern
That site and this @takeawaysecret: Recipes are created by a great Scottish guy.
I highly recommend his books!
#79
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Joined: Feb 2010
Location: Temecula, CA
Posts: 4,759
Re: British food
Unfortunately I found them a bit mushy and bland. Oh well, still not bad for the price. Our local butcher is something like twice the price for regular sausages but then they are better. Choices, choices.
#81
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ooh! but that's what I like about British sausages! After years of very meaty french sausages , anything that tastes like Walls sausages takes me back to my childhood
#82
Re: British food
The Blue Anchor, Delray Beach?
I used to drink there occasionally, usually at lunch time. Those were the days!
"Emulsified offal tubes".
I used to drink there occasionally, usually at lunch time. Those were the days!
"Emulsified offal tubes".
Last edited by Pulaski; Mar 1st 2018 at 4:56 pm.
#84
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We use the British Food Depot and Amazon, however there are British Food stores in the Dallas Fort Worth area.
#88
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These are awesome;
Scottish Square Sausage - Recipe - Kenny McGovern
Potato Scones (Tattie Scones) - Recipe - Kenny McGovern
That site and this @takeawaysecret: Recipes are created by a great Scottish guy.
I highly recommend his books!
Scottish Square Sausage - Recipe - Kenny McGovern
Potato Scones (Tattie Scones) - Recipe - Kenny McGovern
That site and this @takeawaysecret: Recipes are created by a great Scottish guy.
I highly recommend his books!
Turns out very well
#89
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Joined: Sep 2008
Location: Rural Virginia
Posts: 1,076
Re: British food
Rusk is generally not available in the USA, I asked our butcher about it and he had never heard of it. His recipe is meat, fat and a large dollop of sage.
#90
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