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Old Sep 20th 2011, 5:33 pm
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Originally Posted by Poppy girl
These are the ones almost the same as the orignals and in most stores.
Not wishing to be difficult, but I actually didn't like them much when I tried them.
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Old Sep 20th 2011, 7:46 pm
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Originally Posted by BHAFC14
Fairway have just opened up a new supermarket on the Upper East Side.

http://www.fairwaymarket.com/pages.php?pageid=118

Pretty good selection of products at reasonable prices. Should do OK as there is quite a sizable ex-pat community on the UES who have previously had to go farther afield to get their fix.
If you've got a H-Mart, it's a Korean grocery store, but they have quite a decent range of Brit goods too.

I don't know where they are down your way, but they've got a few stores in NY and NJ....I've only been to the one in Burlington, MA and it was rather superb.
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Ocean State, they had a bunch of Hob Nobs for $2 a pack, again...also packs of PG Tips for $3 for the 40 odd count I think it was.
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Default Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!

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If you've got a H-Mart, it's a Korean grocery store, but they have quite a decent range of Brit goods too.

I don't know where they are down your way, but they've got a few stores in NY and NJ....I've only been to the one in Burlington, MA and it was rather superb.

I went into H-mart the other day, at 8AM, I was the only person around, it was open but it was at least 10 minutes before I even saw a member of staff.

Occasionally I would see something out of the corner of my eye at the end of an aisle but by the time I'd turned to look 'it' was gone, finally I made it my mission to find a living soul so I went to the checkout area, no one, contemplated walking out of the store then I saw someone flash past between the aisles so I 'gave chase'.

Finally, a person, a person...that didn't speak english, not even broken, the only word she apparently new was "Sorry" while walking backwards, MISO! She must know what MISO is, I said it a few times, MISO? Where is the MISO?

It felt like some weird Alice in wonderland shit. Long story short, I got what I wanted and someone was magically at the checkout.

I didn't see any British goods there but it was all a blur! I spent most of the time making sure there isn't any meat/fish product in what I'm buying, looking for a packet of Hobnobs really wasn't on my agenda

But I will go again, at a busier time, so it doesn't feel as weird.
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I had to buy Heinz Salad Cream (mmmmmm!) from AMAZON of all places!!! I couldn't find it in Shoprite or Costco
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I had to buy Heinz Salad Cream (mmmmmm!) from AMAZON of all places!!! I couldn't find it in Shoprite or Costco
Salad cream is normally easy to find well in CA!!

Try the upscale grocery stores they normally have a brit aisle, I was in a store yesterday and nearly passed out Heinz Salad Cream $6.99 .....World Market is normally about $4.
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That did it. For the first time since I got here I cracked and ordered bangers at the exorbitant online prices. Free chipolatas and bacon was too tempting.
What did u think of their sausages ? l personally didn't like them,but each to their own !
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Here you go folks the British Festive grub is in!!

http://www.worldmarket.com/family/in...oryId=12141157


WOW!! $7.99 just to have a snowman on the package http://www.worldmarket.com/product/i...uctId=12194120

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Here you go folks the British Festive grub is in!!

http://www.worldmarket.com/family/in...oryId=12141157


WOW!! $7.99 just to have a snowman on the package http://www.worldmarket.com/product/i...uctId=12194120
Don't remember what size it was, but the Toblerone bars they had at Heathrow a couple of weeks ago were also obscenely priced - so I didn't buy one! And I love Toblerone.
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Don't remember what size it was, but the Toblerone bars they had at Heathrow a couple of weeks ago were also obscenely priced - so I didn't buy one! And I love Toblerone.
Me to but not at that price its crazy, I know that the 99c store had a batch come in over the summer but my supply has diminished some what
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Me to but not at that price its crazy, I know that the 99c store had a batch come in over the summer but my supply has diminished some what
During the summer? What's wrong with you? They should have been finished 3 weeks ago.
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During the summer? What's wrong with you? They should have been finished 3 weeks ago.
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Don't worry... I'd have eaten them all in the first week.
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Anyone in CA or NV RALEY'S have Weetabix on offer $3.50 24ct box.
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We just tried the Wegmans own brand vegetarian beans, much nicer than the Heinz vegetarian beans, bit more like the UK ones, still a little sweet, but nothing nasty in it.

Best bit, $1.20 for a massive 28oz can, so much cheaper than the Heinz version or the import stuff.

The sausages weren't bad either.
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