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Old Jul 8th 2011, 8:30 pm
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$9 was at Fred Meyer, who are owned by Kroger. I'll recheck the price again this weekend, but it was like that for a couple of years at least. My local Trader Joes seem a bit variable.
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Last night, after reading these forums, I visited all 5 krogers within 60 miles of me. Found:

Weetabix
Mustard
Mint Sauce
Piccallilli

Thats it. Nothing else. Wife was all excited to see Cadburys, till I flipped it over and showed her the hersheys license mark. Then she got all sad.

Now I gotta make an online purchase for pies and bacon because im craving them too much.

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Once Kroger realized the Weetabix is the Brit version of our Shredded Wheat, they decided if they were going to sell it, it had better be at a decent price. Just wish they didn't add so much profit on their other imported wares - even I know it doesn't cost them anywhere near as much to import the digestible biscuits that they're selling for $4.97 would seem to indicate! Heinz Beans - $2.97 a can! Outrageous! OH makes do with Bush's Vegetarian Beans - poor substitute, but........ Found Kerry Gold butter at Costco, his super-extra sharp hurts-your-jaws-at-first-bite cheddar from Sam's Club. (Have to drive all the way to Cincinnati, OH for Trader Joe's.)
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$9 was at Fred Meyer, who are owned by Kroger. I'll recheck the price again this weekend, but it was like that for a couple of years at least. My local Trader Joes seem a bit variable.
$2.67 at Trader Joes for your Weetabix I was shocked as well its actually cheaper then a 24 pack in the UK.
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Last night, after reading these forums, I visited all 5 krogers within 60 miles of me. Found:

Weetabix
Mustard
Mint Sauce
Piccallilli

Thats it. Nothing else. Wife was all excited to see Cadburys, till I flipped it over and showed her the hersheys license mark. Then she got all sad.

Now I gotta make an online purchase for pies and bacon because im craving them too much.
Do you not have a World Market near for Cadburys?
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I tried using the store locator on their site two days ago, it returned no results. I wish it worked like the others id used, and just spat out the nearest 3 stores no matter how far they are.

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Do you not have a World Market near for Cadburys?
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I tried using the store locator on their site two days ago, it returned no results. I wish it worked like the others id used, and just spat out the nearest 3 stores no matter how far they are.
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http://www.worldmarket.com/storeLoca...r:storelocator

Others, if you head out the other way often

http://www.worldmarket.com/storeLoca...r:storelocator
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What else do they carry? Id make the trip for bacon or steak and kidney pies.

Cadburys I can sometimes get at the indian grocer.

damnit when I was in Houston a couple years back I was less than 2 miles from one and I never knew.

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What else do they carry? Id make the trip for bacon or steak and kidney pies.

Cadburys I can sometimes get at the indian grocer.
Nothing fresh, mainly condiments and chocolate, sweets, Mr Kiplings... I have seen the odd Fray Bentos pie in there I think, but it's easy enough to make a good pie yourself.
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What else do they carry? Id make the trip for bacon or steak and kidney pies.

Cadburys I can sometimes get at the indian grocer.
Most Sauces,Biscuits,Crackers,Chocolate,Custards...ther e is quite a bit but seasonal some of it at least you can get your Quality Street and Roses at Christmas time, Puddings etc
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You had me at Custard

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Most Sauces,Biscuits,Crackers,Chocolate,Custards...ther e is quite a bit but seasonal some of it at least you can get your Quality Street and Roses at Christmas time, Puddings etc
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Bisto on sale in Fresh and Easy $1.64 each
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Bisto on sale in Fresh and Easy $1.64 each
That's cheapo..........................see ya
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I found a huge selection of British foods at Krogers, the one I'm talking about is at the top of Research forest drive in The woodlands TX. its about a quarter of the isle. Loads of custards, cadburys, massive selection of Heinz sauces, beans even spaghetti hoops treacle tarts, lyons golden syrup! It was a big selection, I wish I'd taken a photo of it now for you guys. While over here I never thought I'd miss Salad cream as much as I do. lol

Still makes me giggle that all this food i grew up with in the UK is in the International section lol.
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In my local Kroger Marketplace we have a mediterranean section and in it they have a 6 pack of Vimto.

My local Kroger also sells Naan bread and has a great indian section with everything from Curry too Chutney too Popadums they are ones you coat in oil and put in the microwave for 30 seconds.
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My local Kroger has cans of Vimto in the Med section.

It sells Naan Bread and has a great Indian Section with Curry and Popadums.
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