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Old Mar 18th 2012, 12:54 am
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Yes I passed by the Elk Grove one last week it makes me laugh they are all next to a Raleys/Bel Air store or moved into one of their old locations....I hear Stockton is early next year for F & E
Once they get to Stockton I'll go in and shop, that only about an hour drive.
So have you been to Super Walmart in Stockton lately? cause someone keeps clearing our all the McVities chocolate biscuits, I only got the one lonely packet on the shelf and Dh and I had eaten half before we got down the street to Costco.
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Old Mar 18th 2012, 1:11 am
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Originally Posted by Mummy in the foothills
Once they get to Stockton I'll go in and shop, that only about an hour drive.
So have you been to Super Walmart in Stockton lately? cause someone keeps clearing our all the McVities chocolate biscuits, I only got the one lonely packet on the shelf and Dh and I had eaten half before we got down the street to Costco.
No lol but sounds like the kinda thing I would do!
I have not been to Modesto or Stockon area for 6 months , its too far out in the boonies for me now that I have moved to Grass Valley.
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Originally Posted by Sugarmooma
We don't have those stores here.

cmc87: Have you tried the British Isles store in Rice Village?
Is rice village near rice university? I have a friend over from Scotland who is starting her PhD there soon (full scholarship!) and she will be there to do some paperwork tomorrow. I'm going to meet her for breakfast so it would be fun to combine the two.
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Is rice village near rice university? I have a friend over from Scotland who is starting her PhD there soon (full scholarship!) and she will be there to do some paperwork tomorrow. I'm going to meet her for breakfast so it would be fun to combine the two.
http://www.ricevillageonline.com/

Yes it is.

We used to go there a lot when our kids lived in that area when they were going to UH. The Village is a cool place, lots of little stores and lots of places to eat and drink. I hope the British Isles store is still there...
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Our local Fresh and Easy has tins of golden syrup on sale this week for $2.99! Yum!
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If anyone on this Planet, knows where I can get my drink "Supermult" without me importing it from the UK, please, please. please let me know.

Amazon.com, has a lot of British foods.
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If anyone on this Planet, knows where I can get my drink "Supermult" without me importing it from the UK, please, please. please let me know.

Amazon.com, has a lot of British foods.
Never heard of it!!.... and yes lol we know Amazon has a lot of British Foods no brainy matey but we look for the deals and stores that carry products in your local area so you don't have to order on-line from places like Amazon
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http://www.worldmarket.com/family/index.jsp?categoryId=12480592&f=PAD%2FCountry+of+O rigin%2FUnited+Kingdom&fbc=1&lmdn=By+Country&fbn=C ountry+of+Origin|United+Kingdom

Based in Mountainview, on Real Camino, California. The front of the store looks like a furniture store but go right to the back there are all sorts of goodies there, British chocolate, jams, honey, sardines, bake beans etc. Funny, how so many people do not know about "supermult" which is quite a unique drink but tastes so nice, I have seen it here as Vitamult but only found it in an L.A import store.


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Never heard of it!!.... and yes lol we know Amazon has a lot of British Foods no brainy matey but we look for the deals and stores that carry products in your local area so you don't have to order on-line from places like Amazon
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In 4S Ranch in San Diego we have a Fresh and Easy and a Cost Plus World Market within spitting distance of each other - where World Market can't be beaten for choice, for the small selection of British groceries that Fresh and Easy have, they are cheaper in every instance.
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Default Re: UK Foods in the US Share your finds!

Originally Posted by veryfunny
If anyone on this Planet, knows where I can get my drink "Supermult" without me importing it from the UK, please, please. please let me know.

Amazon.com, has a lot of British foods.
I presume that you mean Supermalt with an 'a' not a 'u'?

I've not seen it in Utah, but then again, I've never seen it in Somerset or on the Isle of Man, the two places I lived in the UK. Power Malt and VitaMalt both come from the same Danish brewery as SuperMalt, so presumably are the US equivalents. You could always ask the question on the Supermalt Facebook page.
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A couple of pictures of the British food section in the International Aisle of my local Super Kroger (Knoxville, TN). It also has German, Indian, Mediterranean and Caribbean sections, amongst others.
I'm told all Super Krogers should have the same selections.
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Looks like they still have those mystery brand wine gums instead of Maynards. They used to have lots of weird brands that I'd never heard of, but now they have mostly the wellknownbrand stuff.
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Looks like they still have those mystery brand wine gums instead of Maynards. They used to have lots of weird brands that I'd never heard of, but now they have mostly the wellknownbrand stuff.
Yes, these substandard jelly babies and wine gums irritate me when I see them at my local Albertsons - if I want to show people what these sweets are like I need the real deal!
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Our local Price Chopper had Branston Pickle jars going for $2.50 each on sale....usually around $7 each.
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For all of those in the SE Houston area (Webster, Friendswood, Pearland and Clear Lake) there is an Indian grocery store on Old Galveston Rd in Webster that sells loads of good British stuff. Some at reasonable prices - Heinz Bake Beans $1.29, Irn Bru $1.99 there is a good selection and also frozen bacon, black pudding haggis, pies etc.
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Raj Grocers
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