Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
Originally Posted by Poppy girl
(Post 7466024)
I just came home with a bag of cockles and they were excellant, got them on the road to the Brick Kilns in Little Plumstead.
Where the heck is Wittards?? Only ever had Bisto confiscated myself. |
Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
Hubby smuggled through 2 humungous bars of Galaxy, 1 huge bar of Fruit & Nut, 2 huge bars Mint Aero, 5 pack Boosts, Double Deckers, Milky Way, Fry's Turkish Delight, 2 huge tubs Bisto Gravy Granuals, 2 pkts beef OXO cubes, 2 jars Coleman's Mint Sauce, 2 tubs Korma Curry Powder, 2 pkts ea Colemans Beef Bourguinon Mix, Beef Stroganoff Mix, 3 pkts ea Caramel Wafers, Caramel Logs, Jaffa Cakes, 2 large jars Marmite, 1 large jar Branston Pickle, 1 jar Mary Berry's Lemon & Thyme Sauce, 3 pkts Easi-Yo Yoghurt Mix with no probs in April. Followed closely by in-laws in March with more chocolate, bisto and biscuits.
The secret is to get someone else to do the smuggling ;) that way you will never be caught. PS. In laws brought Dairy Milk with Apricot Crunch - WTH !! - I suppose I can suck the chocolate off and leave the apricot - bleuch !! |
Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
Originally Posted by SagenOnion
(Post 7466235)
I hope you ate all of the cockles. They might be a tad smelly by Monday.
Only ever had Bisto confiscated myself. Now onto the chocolates I got at the Farmers market 2 huge bags of mixed Quality street and Dairy Box for a quid :thumbsup: |
Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
Originally Posted by Poppy girl
(Post 7466024)
I just came home with a bag of cockles and they were excellant, got them on the road to the Brick Kilns in Little Plumstead.
Where the heck is Wittards?? I did read that they had gone into receivership, so maybe they aren't open anymore. :( |
Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
Originally Posted by Briael
(Post 7465346)
Caley's? I'm also from Norwich and the thing I miss most from home is the chocolate. Seriously hoping that 7 weeks home (May 1st to June 20th) is going to be long enough for me to get my next 2 year's worth fix! :)
I also miss lamb. The one meat you really struggle to find in Hawaii and, of course, it would happen to be my favourite. I'll be heading to Wittards for my tea fix, then Tesco for my Bird's custard powder and my Yorkshire tea bags. Customs here are pretty good, they look twice, laugh, shake their heads and mutter about the "English" being eccentric and wave me through. :)
Originally Posted by Poppy girl
(Post 7466024)
I just came home with a bag of cockles and they were excellant, got them on the road to the Brick Kilns in Little Plumstead.
Where the heck is Wittards?? |
Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
Originally Posted by Poppy girl
(Post 7466573)
They lasted but minutes LOL.
Now onto the chocolates I got at the Farmers market 2 huge bags of mixed Quality street and Dairy Box for a quid :thumbsup: You might want to review this old thread of yours when you return :sneaky: http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=554927 |
Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
Originally Posted by SagenOnion
(Post 7467971)
Cockles washed down by a couple of bags of chocolates :eek:
You might want to review this old thread of yours when you return :sneaky: http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=554927 |
Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
Originally Posted by Titchski
(Post 7456132)
Wirelessly posted (SAMSUNG-SGH-I617/1.0 Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows CE; IEMobile 7.6))
I can top having chocolate chucked away. Had a bottle of Laphroig binned by customs in Germany after we were led outside the airport and back in for our connecting flight by the Borderpolizei :( I think a few people get caught out by the security loophole when entering the US. Although you can put liquids in your check-in luggage, and can carry on liquids bought in duty free within the UK airport terminal, you fall foul of security when you have a connecting flight. I just flew via Philly to North Carolina, and after going through immigration and customs in Philly, transferees have to go back through security. For those who were paying attention, there was an announcement telling people to put any liquids bought in duty-free into their checked-in luggage before transferring. Must be pretty annoying to pay out on a nice bottle of whiskey or perfume only to have it taken away by the security staff... |
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