POE What treats can we bring into the US?
#31
Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
Slight oversight I should of bought them closer to my departure day 2 box's of Maltesers and a box of After Eights were consumed rather quickly and without any effort ....what a shame I will have to go back to ASDA again LOL.
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Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
Best wait till Sunday this time hun :-) Too much temptation isn't good for the waistline, though it may help on the suitcase weigh-in
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Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
A rather nice Beagle found my wife's Apple on Monday.
Dog got a treat, we got to put all or bags throuh the machine. I think they thought they had discovered a major apple smuggling operation.
Still trying to work out how it was all my fault.
Dog got a treat, we got to put all or bags throuh the machine. I think they thought they had discovered a major apple smuggling operation.
Still trying to work out how it was all my fault.
#35
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Yep, last time I came back with my 2 jars of vegemite I was told Vegemite and Marmite are ok; just not Boveril because its made of dead moo moos
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Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
It was not my apple, but no. I had no idea they would.
#37
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I laughed, cause I always want treats, but DH wants laundry soap.
Good clean fun.
#38
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Ha! Sounds like you're having a good time missy! DH just had 4 bags of Ariel smuggled up from Mexico. It was meant to be 5 but the mule decided if it was good enough for DH, she must need a bag of it too.
I laughed, cause I always want treats, but DH wants laundry soap.
Good clean fun.
I laughed, cause I always want treats, but DH wants laundry soap.
Good clean fun.
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Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
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.
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.
#40
Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
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.
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.
Where the heck is Wittards??
#41
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Only ever had Bisto confiscated myself.
#42
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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 !!
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 !!
#44
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Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
I did read that they had gone into receivership, so maybe they aren't open anymore.
#45
Re: POE What treats can we bring into the US?
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.
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.