Amazing prices. Things in SF would be 3 or 4 times those
For such a small section it’s a pretty decent selection!
They have Yorkshire tea, test passed
Marmite. Excellent.
From the UK here, you haven’t lived you poor things if that’s all you got. You better believe we have alot more than that!
11 dollars for Marmite!
Heinz baked beans are utter shite. Branston is the king of baked beans.
Where’s the crumpets ffs
How much for tbat skinny bottle of ribena diluted?
Quite a respectable collection here.
At least one of those things is Irish.
Very accurate
Can’t go wrong with the Border biscuits but the rich teas on end is just wrong.
Nod and face scrunch of approval.
Borders is a fine choice but where’s the chocolate hobnobs?
no colmans english mustard, 0/10
Looks pretty British to me, but always thought Marmite was an Aussie import to the UK
No Tunnocks? It’s an English section.
My neice lives in America now, and my sister sends over boxes of Robinsons Summer Fruit cuz she can’t get it over there.
Custard creams ‽‽‽‽‽‽
Irn Bru & Tunnocks caramel (nb please note the spelling our US friends) wafer bars.
Can’t be going too wrong there.
Would love a can of Ambrosia custard.
Apart from the Yorkshire puddings mix – surely no one has bought one of those over here? How hard is it to make FFS?
This was exactly what I had at my local supermarket in the US and I always thought they did good with absolute essentials (birdseye powdered custard being one).
Just looks like a Co-op tbh
Iron Bru!
Wonderful
Heinz beans and sald cream, HP sauce, Marmite and Ambrosia custard. Yep good to go, move along.
Jammie Dodgers ✔️
Pretty much.
The Terry’s Chocolate Orange bar is a nice touch.
Not much in the way of savoury food.
Need to add the lemon drizzle melts to the Border selection! Premium biccy.
It looks like a Tesco express or a co-op in a non posh area, just a glorified sweetie shop.
Imagine wanting British chocolate and all they had was Fry’s Turkish Delight.
At a glance it looks pretty spot on (although there’s lots to add). With that said, Sharwood’s jarred curry sauce seems like a proper odd choice.
Where’s the Colemans?
Not cool. We do not have British sections in Colorado supermarkets. I’ve been told from a reliable source, the mustard in the U.K. can purge snot.
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Ms. Balls is a South African product
Amazing prices. Things in SF would be 3 or 4 times those
For such a small section it’s a pretty decent selection!
They have Yorkshire tea, test passed
Marmite. Excellent.
From the UK here, you haven’t lived you poor things if that’s all you got. You better believe we have alot more than that!
11 dollars for Marmite!
Heinz baked beans are utter shite. Branston is the king of baked beans.
Where’s the crumpets ffs
How much for tbat skinny bottle of ribena diluted?
Quite a respectable collection here.
At least one of those things is Irish.
Very accurate
Can’t go wrong with the Border biscuits but the rich teas on end is just wrong.
Nod and face scrunch of approval.
Borders is a fine choice but where’s the chocolate hobnobs?
no colmans english mustard, 0/10
Looks pretty British to me, but always thought Marmite was an Aussie import to the UK
No Tunnocks? It’s an English section.
My neice lives in America now, and my sister sends over boxes of Robinsons Summer Fruit cuz she can’t get it over there.
Custard creams ‽‽‽‽‽‽
Irn Bru & Tunnocks caramel (nb please note the spelling our US friends) wafer bars.
Can’t be going too wrong there.
Would love a can of Ambrosia custard.
Apart from the Yorkshire puddings mix – surely no one has bought one of those over here? How hard is it to make FFS?
This was exactly what I had at my local supermarket in the US and I always thought they did good with absolute essentials (birdseye powdered custard being one).
Just looks like a Co-op tbh
Iron Bru!
Wonderful
Heinz beans and sald cream, HP sauce, Marmite and Ambrosia custard. Yep good to go, move along.
Jammie Dodgers ✔️
Pretty much.
The Terry’s Chocolate Orange bar is a nice touch.
Not much in the way of savoury food.
Need to add the lemon drizzle melts to the Border selection! Premium biccy.
It looks like a Tesco express or a co-op in a non posh area, just a glorified sweetie shop.
Imagine wanting British chocolate and all they had was Fry’s Turkish Delight.
At a glance it looks pretty spot on (although there’s lots to add). With that said, Sharwood’s jarred curry sauce seems like a proper odd choice.
Where’s the Colemans?
Not cool. We do not have British sections in Colorado supermarkets. I’ve been told from a reliable source, the mustard in the U.K. can purge snot.
They got Yorkshire tea, fair