World Market
#61
Re: World Market
Originally Posted by evoal2003
Hey welcome to the desert.
alan
p.s you'll soon get a summer itch and your feet will rott in 1 pair of socks
dripping in sweat.
alan
p.s you'll soon get a summer itch and your feet will rott in 1 pair of socks
dripping in sweat.
Thank you!
Oh well, think Id rather have summer itch than winter itch......
Blimey! the sky is actually really dark right now, I think it may even rain! - or am I just being ridiculous?
#62
Re: World Market
Originally Posted by MiniBrit
Thank you!
Oh well, think Id rather have summer itch than winter itch......
Blimey! the sky is actually really dark right now, I think it may even rain! - or am I just being ridiculous?
Oh well, think Id rather have summer itch than winter itch......
Blimey! the sky is actually really dark right now, I think it may even rain! - or am I just being ridiculous?
#63
Re: World Market
Originally Posted by evoal2003
If it does it will be the first time since Oct 14 05
#64
Re: World Market
Originally Posted by MiniBrit
it IS actually raining here now!!! - although not very hard I must say.
So now we have minibrit and Fatbrit in AZ
#65
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Re: World Market
Originally Posted by AdobePinon
Indeed. Very underestimated are Indian, Japanese, and Chinese stores which often carry many of the British staples at very low prices. As well as having a crapload of other entertaining goods.
#66
Re: World Market
Originally Posted by woodsey
.....can't imagine how old baked beans must be to be out of date. I wouldn't have fed most of it to my dog, and I don't even have one.
you could be farting out the household by now *lol*
#67
Re: World Market
Originally Posted by woodsey
we went to our local Indian store this weekend, was gutted to discover that even though they had a great selection and were cheap, it was just like the Indian stores back home, grotty and out of bloody date..can't imagine how old baked beans must be to be out of date. I wouldn't have fed most of it to my dog, and I don't even have one.
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Re: World Market
Originally Posted by NC Penguin
Well, if you'd been shopping there all along, stuff wouldn't be out of date 'cos they'd have to restock more often.
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#69
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Re: World Market
Originally Posted by Bob
where's ya sense of adventure, ya wimp
you could be farting out the household by now *lol*
you could be farting out the household by now *lol*
#70
Re: World Market
Originally Posted by woodsey
we went to our local Indian store this weekend, was gutted to discover that even though they had a great selection and were cheap, it was just like the Indian stores back home, grotty and out of bloody date..can't imagine how old baked beans must be to be out of date. I wouldn't have fed most of it to my dog, and I don't even have one.
I just went to open a pack of breakfast bars I bought at HEB at the weekend, only to find they expired at the end of January... 200FIVE!!!! And HEB is generally the best of the local supermarkets....and yes, its my fault, I should have checked before I brought them home, but to be honest, I never even thought about it for breakfast bars. Anything "fresh" I would.....Kroger butchery is a joke - they wont put packing dates or sell by dates on their meat, even though they have a space for it on the label...and when I ask I always get the "if its still on the shelves its fresh" bollocks.....and half the time they don't even know whether the meat and fish ave been previously frozenor not!! have had a barney with them over the cooked chickens before as well - under Houston health code they need to be sold within 4 hours of hitting the shelves, but they openly admit that they leave them there till they sell, even if it takes all day!
#71
Re: World Market
Originally Posted by woodsey
..we were going have a curry from their takeaway place next door .. :scared:
All that money for such a big drum and you have a curry house next door..
#72
Re: World Market
Originally Posted by woodsey
actually hubby was so desperate for a baked beans fix, I had to drag him out kicking and screaming..we were going have a curry from their takeaway place next door but we didn't dare after seeing the state of the shop.. :scared:
NC Penguin
#73
Re: World Market
Originally Posted by evoal2003
So now we have minibrit and Fatbrit in AZ
1) I was living in MA so I needed the extra insulation, and
2) I actually picked MiniBrit as I used to drive a Mini back home a long time ago, one of the old ones, in fact it had moss growing on the roof...
#74
Essex boy in Texas
Joined: Feb 2006
Location: Wylie, TX, USA
Posts: 99
Re: World Market
I've heard that the USa aren't that picky with their meat rules.
#75
Re: World Market
Originally Posted by MiniBrit
We've just moved to AZ and funnily enough found World Market at the weekend, great store, didn't even realize they had brit food goodies! so thanks for letting us know. I will check out the food section next time.. (we were too busy looking at the booze goodies!)