UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
Oct 8th 2010, 1:47 am
#36
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Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
The menu sounds good. How do they taste?
I thought I was odd taking pictures of the kids and I shopping in Tesco last summer, I haven't started taking pics in Safeway yet.
I've seen those isles in most Safeway we go in. We stand and look and rarely buy, we usually follow up with a trip to Stockton to the Cost Plus World Market, I found with sales it's cheaper and fresher.
I thought I was odd taking pictures of the kids and I shopping in Tesco last summer, I haven't started taking pics in Safeway yet.
I've seen those isles in most Safeway we go in. We stand and look and rarely buy, we usually follow up with a trip to Stockton to the Cost Plus World Market, I found with sales it's cheaper and fresher.
Oct 8th 2010, 1:54 am
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Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
There's no British section in our local Safeway but you can still find most things if you shop around. They one thing I'm still searching for is HP Fruity, you can get Spicy but no Fruity. What a tease seeing it in the photo.
Thanks for the tip on Cornish Pasty Co, it's only a couple of miles down the road so ~I know what I'm doing tomorrow night after a beer.
Thanks for the tip on Cornish Pasty Co, it's only a couple of miles down the road so ~I know what I'm doing tomorrow night after a beer.
Oct 8th 2010, 1:56 am
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Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
There's no British section in our local Safeway but you can still find most things if you shop around. They one thing I'm still searching for is HP Fruity, you can get Spicy but no Fruity. What a tease seeing it in the photo.
Thanks for the tip on Cornish Pasty Co, it's only a couple of miles down the road so ~I know what I'm doing tomorrow night after a beer.
Thanks for the tip on Cornish Pasty Co, it's only a couple of miles down the road so ~I know what I'm doing tomorrow night after a beer.
Enjoy the Paties
Oct 8th 2010, 4:02 am
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Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
we have internat sections like the pictures in a few of the supermarkets but i often dont get anything when im passing.
The only thing i regularly buy is heinz beans by the case from amazon and atora veg suet. I get marmite and teabags brought over by friends as i can get them locally but at a stupid price.
I had bought the odd jar of lloyd grossmans curry sauces - but they seem very expensive - so now ive found a good easy recipe for chicken tikka masala i dont need to buy the readymade sauce anymore.
The only thing i regularly buy is heinz beans by the case from amazon and atora veg suet. I get marmite and teabags brought over by friends as i can get them locally but at a stupid price.
I had bought the odd jar of lloyd grossmans curry sauces - but they seem very expensive - so now ive found a good easy recipe for chicken tikka masala i dont need to buy the readymade sauce anymore.
Oct 8th 2010, 4:05 am
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Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
we have internat sections like the pictures in a few of the supermarkets but i often dont get anything when im passing.
The only thing i regularly buy is heinz beans by the case from amazon and atora veg suet. I get marmite and teabags brought over by friends as i can get them locally but at a stupid price.
I had bought the odd jar of lloyd grossmans curry sauces - but they seem very expensive - so now ive found a good easy recipe for chicken tikka masala i dont need to buy the readymade sauce anymore.
The only thing i regularly buy is heinz beans by the case from amazon and atora veg suet. I get marmite and teabags brought over by friends as i can get them locally but at a stupid price.
I had bought the odd jar of lloyd grossmans curry sauces - but they seem very expensive - so now ive found a good easy recipe for chicken tikka masala i dont need to buy the readymade sauce anymore.
Oct 8th 2010, 1:40 pm
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Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
we have internat sections like the pictures in a few of the supermarkets but i often dont get anything when im passing.
The only thing i regularly buy is heinz beans by the case from amazon and atora veg suet. I get marmite and teabags brought over by friends as i can get them locally but at a stupid price.
I had bought the odd jar of lloyd grossmans curry sauces - but they seem very expensive - so now ive found a good easy recipe for chicken tikka masala i dont need to buy the readymade sauce anymore.
The only thing i regularly buy is heinz beans by the case from amazon and atora veg suet. I get marmite and teabags brought over by friends as i can get them locally but at a stupid price.
I had bought the odd jar of lloyd grossmans curry sauces - but they seem very expensive - so now ive found a good easy recipe for chicken tikka masala i dont need to buy the readymade sauce anymore.
Must be Windy in New Jersey!!
