UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
#781
Forum Regular
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 139
Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
Not a specifically British food, but can anyone suggest a GOOD decaffeinated tea?
In the UK I drank either Typhoo or PG decaff, but I cant find them here and the walmart decafs are tasteless, they are absolute ditchwater.
Getting a supply mailed at Christmas is great, but I could really do with a more reliable local source, either online or 'real' shopping will do.
(Currently based in Seattle WA but likely moving to either Chicagoland or Philly later this year.)
Thank you, and a belated Happy New Year!
In the UK I drank either Typhoo or PG decaff, but I cant find them here and the walmart decafs are tasteless, they are absolute ditchwater.
Getting a supply mailed at Christmas is great, but I could really do with a more reliable local source, either online or 'real' shopping will do.
(Currently based in Seattle WA but likely moving to either Chicagoland or Philly later this year.)
Thank you, and a belated Happy New Year!
#782
Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
Not a specifically British food, but can anyone suggest a GOOD decaffeinated tea?
In the UK I drank either Typhoo or PG decaff, but I cant find them here and the walmart decafs are tasteless, they are absolute ditchwater.
Getting a supply mailed at Christmas is great, but I could really do with a more reliable local source, either online or 'real' shopping will do.
(Currently based in Seattle WA but likely moving to either Chicagoland or Philly later this year.)
Thank you, and a belated Happy New Year!
In the UK I drank either Typhoo or PG decaff, but I cant find them here and the walmart decafs are tasteless, they are absolute ditchwater.
Getting a supply mailed at Christmas is great, but I could really do with a more reliable local source, either online or 'real' shopping will do.
(Currently based in Seattle WA but likely moving to either Chicagoland or Philly later this year.)
Thank you, and a belated Happy New Year!
#783
Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
Not a specifically British food, but can anyone suggest a GOOD decaffeinated tea?
In the UK I drank either Typhoo or PG decaff, but I cant find them here and the walmart decafs are tasteless, they are absolute ditchwater.
Getting a supply mailed at Christmas is great, but I could really do with a more reliable local source, either online or 'real' shopping will do.
(Currently based in Seattle WA but likely moving to either Chicagoland or Philly later this year.)
Thank you, and a belated Happy New Year!
In the UK I drank either Typhoo or PG decaff, but I cant find them here and the walmart decafs are tasteless, they are absolute ditchwater.
Getting a supply mailed at Christmas is great, but I could really do with a more reliable local source, either online or 'real' shopping will do.
(Currently based in Seattle WA but likely moving to either Chicagoland or Philly later this year.)
Thank you, and a belated Happy New Year!
#784
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Mar 2010
Location: Oakland County, Michigan
Posts: 846
Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
Does anyone know where i can buy Smithfields sausages in MI? they are the best i've tried so far, got some in NC - but can't find them anywhere now i'm back home!
#785
Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
I go for PG Tips decaf. They're a little on the pricey side, but I can get them locally in both Publix and Sweetbay... of course, it's works out a lot cheaper if my Mum stuffs 80 teabags in a padded envelope, and sends them over to me.
#786
Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
Went into San Francisco today, called in a little neighborhood for a coffee and stumbled across a small Irish bakery. Bought hot sausage rolls to eat there and then, and some raisin scones which we ate tonight. Both were fantastic, we also bought a pork pie which is waiting in the fridge for tomorrow. So hope it's good, I love pork pies and often crave them.
#787
Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
Went into San Francisco today, called in a little neighborhood for a coffee and stumbled across a small Irish bakery. Bought hot sausage rolls to eat there and then, and some raisin scones which we ate tonight. Both were fantastic, we also bought a pork pie which is waiting in the fridge for tomorrow. So hope it's good, I love pork pies and often crave them.
#788
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Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 1
Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
Robinsons squash on amazon - 4 pack for a reasonable price with free shipping if you get two!
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0049D5GA8/...60_cs_sce_dp_1
Ps i have no conflict of interest here, just an expat in the US for 2 years now who has had no squash hookup (and cant stand kool aid)
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0049D5GA8/...60_cs_sce_dp_1
Ps i have no conflict of interest here, just an expat in the US for 2 years now who has had no squash hookup (and cant stand kool aid)
#789
Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
#791
Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
Went into San Francisco today, called in a little neighborhood for a coffee and stumbled across a small Irish bakery. Bought hot sausage rolls to eat there and then, and some raisin scones which we ate tonight. Both were fantastic, we also bought a pork pie which is waiting in the fridge for tomorrow. So hope it's good, I love pork pies and often crave them.
#792
Account Closed
Joined: Aug 2002
Location: Kentucky
Posts: 38,865
Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
I tried something different today.
A week ago, Sheila and I returned from a trip to Ft. Lauderdale. We went to a British shop near there and I bought a Christmas pudding. I had some custard at home so today, I made a custard sauce for the pudding.
Note to self: Sheila apparently likes neither Christmas pudding nor custard, and even a small pudding is just way too much for me! Ah well...
Ian
A week ago, Sheila and I returned from a trip to Ft. Lauderdale. We went to a British shop near there and I bought a Christmas pudding. I had some custard at home so today, I made a custard sauce for the pudding.
Note to self: Sheila apparently likes neither Christmas pudding nor custard, and even a small pudding is just way too much for me! Ah well...
Ian
#793
Just Joined
Joined: Nov 2011
Posts: 15
Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
Can you not get squash in the US? We are due to move over in the next few months and my 3 year old only drinks squash
#794
Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
I don't drink soda so always keep some at home
#795
Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!
That stuff is full of sugar though, you might as well give your kid a can of soda.