Sally Redux

I suddenly glimpsed my own mortality.

zzrmark

And if you don't have a spoon...
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Nutek

OnwardandUpward

'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.

BubbleChog

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

OnwardandUpward

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! )

Pulaski

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.

BubbleChog

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

ChocolateBabz

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

Pulaski

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.