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I suddenly glimpsed my own mortality.

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And if you don't have a spoon...
http://www.ebestfoods.co.uk/image/ca...58-500x500.jpg
:p

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:goodpost:

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'Devil pudding'!

Our local Kroger's around Houston are selling off various British products in their 'International' aisles...I recently got $2 Bisto gravy granules, $3 Heinz sponge pudding, 80 c Bounty bars, $3 Robinson's squash etc. Don't know if that means they are going to stop stocking British stuff?

Fiesta has a British section and some British style pasties and pies in the frozen International section; they usually have cakes Christmas puddings and British chocolate selection at Christmas but I haven't been yet, it'll all be 75 % off by Monday!

I can usually get anything I need from amazon too.

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Some of our local Krogers did that a couple of years back. The number of store selling British items is now greatly reduced. My local Kroger doesn't sell any brit stuff at all anymore

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Somebody asked about 'back bacon' on a thread...our local Fiesta ( which also has reduced the number of British products sold overall ) sells it in the freezer 'international' section, it's about $8 for half a pound, but a nice treat ( and the US streaky bacon rashers are way expensive much of the time too now, for what you get! )

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Based on the Brit section I found in a local Kroger-owned grocery, I'm not surprised as its offerings all looked like they had been gathering dust. I wouldn't be at all surprised at that store dropping its British groceries too. ..... I guess Amazon and other internet sales have taken much of that market too.

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I made custard today for a trifle. Introducing some of the merkins to it

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This is why we love you, and if you use a plastic spoon, no dishes :lol:

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Mrs P used to make trifle, with custard, no jelly :) for my office pot-luck Christmas lunches. (I changed departments and my new department doesn't do pot-lucks). I usually returned home with an empty bowl. :thumbsup: