Jerseygirl

I know it's not Mintrels but Dove chocolate is Galaxy.

lisag8070

Hi Scouserwife, I used to live in Greensboro but have since moved back home..hmm the US mincemeat is very different to the UK version but you should find some Robinsons mincemeat in World Market, they should also have the Mr Kiplings ones as well..as well as loads of chocolate and goodies...just don't forget to bring your credit card along..

but if you get seriously stuck like I did one year, make your own mincemeat from scratch!, its really simple and it tastes so much better than the store bought stuff..the deliah smith's recipe is to die for..

if you need any help finding stuff and want to know anything about Greensboro, just give us a shout and hopefully I could point you in the right direction.

good luck

scouserwife

Thanks Lisa. I'm going to look up the recipe for the filling you suggested. I'm taking the credit card to World Market tomorrow for stocking stuffers. A big bottle of HP will be enough to put a smile on his face for sure! Found Jaffa Cakes at Aldi today, that was a pleasant surprise in itself!

scouserwife

Jack Pot at World Market! I scored Mr. Kipling's Mince Meat pies and Christmas Cake. Robertsons Mince Meat filling, Bisto, Curry Sauces, Cadbury's, Christmas Pudding, Apple Cider (the hard stuff), Terry's oranges and more! Thanks ya'll

Jerseygirl

We don't have World Markets around here...in fact I don't think they have stores in NJ.

fsm

Fantastic

I hope you joined the rewards program

Scouse Express

Welcome to the Party!


Jim.

lisag8070

all the things you have to have for christmas

scouserwife

I did join the rewards program, I thought I may have to offer them my first born child, but it was worth it to see my smiling Scouser! He's been having a real hard time this Christmas (just lost his mum suddenly) so I pulled into the parking lot told him to have a look in this place and get anything he wanted as part of his Christmas gift. He was like a little kid. Thanks again!

fsm

That's awesome

Happy myself today as UPS just delivered my case of Cadbury's Crunchie, that I purchased on Amazon with free shipping.

Tbag

I have found Roses lemon shred marmalade in Lowes food in NC.... its called Key lime on the label but exactly the same...mince pies at World market....
Lowes and BI LO also have a little Brit section now in the bigger stores as do the new Piggly Wiggly's ..... PG tips and some other random stuff... Also try Big Lots in the international section, I have found some German Blackcurrant jam thats cheaper than World Market and tastes great, just like UK ones...good luck!

Sarah Bridges

Hey, How are you? I live in South Carolina, and looking for some other brits to chat too, not quite sure how this works my first time on this site.. so just wanted to say hi, I have been here for 8 years, but have yet to meet people I can relate too. I originally from London, then moved to Kent. I moved here for my job and then I found my hubby, and have 2 kids 3 and 6... just a little about myself. Hope to hear from you soon.

fsm

Hi welcome to the forum.

Been in the USA for 11 years, live in Charlotte, but moved from the UK to Miami.

Sarah Bridges

Hello

Glad to hear from you.

So how long was you in Charlotte for? My hubby works in Charlotte and Columbia.

I use to work in pineville. ( i was seconded over here from my company in kent back in 2002, just recently business hadn't done so well, so now I am stuck in the small town of chester SC) it isn't to bad... but would like to move to back to Rockhill, or start making our way closer to myrtle beach would love to move to charleston very expensive though..

how you liking Miami I went there for christmas back in 2003. it was nice and warm christmas day sitting on beach with my mum, we had a great time..

thanks for contacting me..

chat again

Sarah Bridges

Hi Just to let you know that there is one in pineville also, (your probably to far away from there) but I am going tomorrow now I heard that they have mincepies, plus my mum is over from the UK.. gotta have some traditional british foods