Things I might regret or forget to bring from UK...
#76
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Re: Things I might regret or forget to bring from UK...
We get regular deliveries of Heinz Baked Beans & Salad Cream, Weetabix and Marmite. Pity they don't offer Cadbury's chocolate, Walkers crisps or Digestive biscuits though.
#77
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Re: Things I might regret or forget to bring from UK...
We have finally got our interview date in Sydney and will be leaving a few days after that. The only thing we think we really can't do without is OXO cubes. Are we right in thinking that it'll be OK to take a boxfull? Is there a way of buying them in the States? We'll be going to San Antonio, TX.
#78
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Re: Things I might regret or forget to bring from UK...
Oxo cubes are on the forbidden list
#80
Re: Things I might regret or forget to bring from UK...
We have finally got our interview date in Sydney and will be leaving a few days after that. The only thing we think we really can't do without is OXO cubes. Are we right in thinking that it'll be OK to take a boxfull? Is there a way of buying them in the States? We'll be going to San Antonio, TX.
Oh what craziness am I saying..
#81
Re: Things I might regret or forget to bring from UK...
As for Oxo, not a good idea to bring it, vegetarian cubes are ok, but not the meat based ones.
As least you can get the gravy granules over here
#82
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Last supply was brought down from Canadia.
#84
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(I think FM has the powder, and he likes the granules? I stay out of it now, other than to tap my Canadian friends for a border run. )
#85
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It's only about $5, so the same as the awful US gravy granules they have here (which don't even dissolve properly). I can't remember how much it cost in the UK though. Still miles better than the stuff that comes in cans.