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Re: Proper English Sweets
Originally Posted by Nutek
(Post 10103958)
I don't think Wallace would approve of that!
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Re: Proper English Sweets
Originally Posted by cindyabs
(Post 10104056)
WTF is scary, could be dingleberries. :ohmy:
Not sure about Grommit.... |
Re: Proper English Sweets
[QUOTE=penguinbar;10103321]That's Myers of Keswick http://www.myersofkeswick.com/
I like Economy Candy Better http://economycandy.com/ If you are in or near NYC the Butcher Block in Sunnyside has a great selection as well.[/ It wasn't Keswick's I was referring to, have never heard of it, BUT it looks amazing. Thanks for opening my eyes to this little gem, will try and get there soon. The one I had gone to was next to A Salt and Battery chip shop and Tea and Sympathy down in Greenwich Village but it was nowhere near as good as Keswick's looks! :thumbsup: |
Re: Proper English Sweets
[QUOTE=denzil75;10104700]
Originally Posted by penguinbar
(Post 10103321)
That's Myers of Keswick http://www.myersofkeswick.com/
I like Economy Candy Better http://economycandy.com/ If you are in or near NYC the Butcher Block in Sunnyside has a great selection as well.[/ It wasn't Keswick's I was referring to, have never heard of it, BUT it looks amazing. Thanks for opening my eyes to this little gem, will try and get there soon. The one I had gone to was next to A Salt and Battery chip shop and Tea and Sympathy down in Greenwich Village but it was nowhere near as good as Keswick's looks! :thumbsup: Myers of Keswick's is just around the corner from A Salt and Battery. I didn't know there was another shop there! |
Re: Proper English Sweets
Originally Posted by Nutmegger
(Post 10103937)
Went there a couple of times when it first opened, but the prices were insane so never bothered again. Also, they don't carry "proper" Wensleydale, the only thing I would be willing to spring for -- just that adulterated stuff with cranberries or WTF in it.
What a pain to hear the prices are high at the shop. The food they sell at a booth at one of these "Irish" festivals is moderately expensive, but I thought that was just the way of these occasions. Oh well. |
Re: Proper English Sweets
[QUOTE=penguinbar;10104881]
Originally Posted by denzil75
(Post 10104700)
Myers of Keswick's is just around the corner from A Salt and Battery. I didn't know there was another shop there! |
Re: Proper English Sweets
[QUOTE=denzil75;10106879]
Originally Posted by penguinbar
(Post 10104881)
The shop is sandwiched between the chippy and the tea shop. They don't have a huge range but the store itself reminds me of the one in Open All Hours, worth popping in if you are passing. I told my husband about Myers of Keswick's he then proceeded to spend 20 mins on their website drooling over their pies :D |
Re: Proper English Sweets
[QUOTE=tonrob;10106882]
Originally Posted by denzil75
(Post 10106879)
It's a nice atmospheric little place! I always pop in for a Double Decker after I've finished my chips! |
Re: Proper English Sweets
Originally Posted by tonrob
(Post 10106882)
Something else my husband drools over! |
Re: Proper English Sweets
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 10106887)
I get them from Gary's Winestore and Bounce bars.
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Re: Proper English Sweets
Originally Posted by denzil75
(Post 10106895)
Yes, thank heavens for Gary's, although he was out of them for a while. It's our Friday night stop for a Double Decker and Maltesers while everyone else is stocking up on booze!
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Re: Proper English Sweets
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 10106911)
I normally go to the Bernardsville store...but I noticed his stocks are getting rather low. He does have plenty of 1.75 ltr bottles of Grand Marnier for just over $60. :thumbsup:
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