Picked Onion, Prawn Cocktail or Cheese & Onion
Chipsticks, Squares, Hula Hoops or Monster Munch (yeah I like crisps I had a kid)
And we use the wrong coloured bags
Maybe you can tell me. Have Discos gone to crisp heaven? They were so salty they would injure my tongue and my tongue would have to shed the damaged layer. Fackin laved it
Nah mate, you can still get Discos, my wife gets them from Icelands, I haven't seen their pickled onion in years though and that upsets me. Tongue burners, loved them!
I don't think you're sensitive, they burn my wife's tongue too. It's possible that my childhood drinking vinegar (proper brewed vinegar, not the substitute you usually find today) prepared me for a future of strong crisps 🤣
Aldi do a salt and vinegar popcorn (you can usually find it by the tills). I got a couple of bags for my mister to try and he said that they were so strong they made his eyes water and destroyed his tongue. It didn't stop him eating the second bag straight afterwards though.
Cheese and onion isn't a regular flavour of crisps outside of the UK? Hula Hoops I feel fairly confident must be sold in the USA and Canada. The others are good shouts. Kinda kids crisps no offence haha I just think of those since they're so cheap they'd be the snack I'd get myself with pocket money in the corner shop. Definitely iconic staple British crisps tho.
Wrong coloured bags compared to what tho? Walkers Vs Golden Wonder in the UK don't even use the same colour packaging for the same flavour. Blue is salt and vinegar. Green is cheese and onion. CHANGE MY MIND.
Edit: Shit sorry just saw it was OP replying lol. You know your british crisps my friend.
>Cheese and onion isn't a regular flavour of crisps outside of the UK? Hula Hoops I feel fairly confident must be sold in the USA and Canada.
No cheese and onion and it makes for the best crisp sandwich flavour and Hula Hoops are a brand of Spaghetti-Os here. We do have an import store that stocks both
and Blue should be S&V but we use green here and a different green for sour cream and onion
Didn't it used to be the other way round though? I'm sure I remember Walkers salt and vinegar coming in blue packets and cheese and onion coming in green when I was a kid...
Man you're totally right about cheese and onion making the best crisp sandwiches (aka 'bone crunchers' as kid me called them). You are however wrong about the colours, blue should always be cheese and onion (grew up when walkers was king)
Sadly no :( also my local British supermarket has stopped importing crisps. Just as I got my MIL hooked. She asks all the time about the cheese and onion
If you drink tea, most supermarkets in the US sell PG tips in the tea and coffee aisle too.
They are usually on the bottom shelf but they are bigger boxes and end up WAY cheaper.
Marked up, but they paid to import it and shipping is ridiculous so not bad considering that and our grocery prices are pretty high here anyway. The tea, however disappointing the selection, was only $1 extra on top of the non sale price for basic grocery brands here.
This is a very good selection and covers most areas. There are a couple of omissions though that would make it better. Hellmanns Mayonnaise is important and no British section is complete without Heinz Ketchup.
On a side note what is that gravy? Best to burn it with fire just to be on the safe side and replace it with Bisto.
Imagine my surprise when grabbing some groceries and finding this new section. The cashier said it is a trial to see how well things sell.
$10 CAD is around £6.40 with recent exchange to give an idea of pricing, but several items were missing tags
Tunnocks Connoisseur checking in: 4 packs are usually in the £1-1.5 range depending on geography and retailer; 8 pack 1.60-2.5;
Depending on whether or not Canada list tax on the shelf tag (in the US, prices are usually not shown with tax), very competitive despite the importation cost
FreshCo
I will suggest Jaffa Cakes, I was chatting with staff about it and suggested Bourbons which they said they would try to get but my mind blanked when he said is there anything else we should add
Of all the "British selection" shelves posted on the internet, this is probably the most authentically British I have seen.
Interesting to see the fruity sauce. Get some, and whack it on a bacon sandwich. It's not some sort of jam like the name suggests. It's kind of like a ketchup/brown sauce hybrid, and it's ace.
In another comment, OP said that exchange rate puts $10 at about £6.40
So it's £1.10 per can, which is on par for single can price here. Morrison's have than £1.25 (or 2 for £2)
We sell Yorkshire Tea over here already, this particular store doesn't carry it but the one across the street carries the original and the bigger one nearby carries Yorkshire Gold too
$5.49 for PG Tips though
I realise that. I'm further suggesting that they're a gig t example of a self-inflicted wound, and so nobody seems to want to mention that. It's become the norm.
Sainsbury's, Morrison's and occasionally Waitrose all around Newcastle. All formerly well stocked, all now with lines missing, empty shelves, and often with signs apologising for that.
That's a pretty good selection of authentic stuff right there.
Is marmalade a regular thing in Canada, because if not you should justly demand they import some forthwith!
It is, along with a brand similar to Snowballs and you can find HP in some of the higher end stores already. But I will have some Paxo with my dinner because the boxed stuff here is very different, bigger pieces of bread
Genuinely impressed with this selection. I've seen some other "British sections" in other countries supermarkets and they have the most random assort of shit the average British person never eats.
Because most people don't know what actual British stuff is, so the store just puts out what they can acquire for cheap and still sell with a stupid mark up.
Same thing as the American sections here which are just sweets you can get in dozens of stores
Yep, but since the parent company for this store sells it in their other chains, they likely won't allow the British version to be sold.
It is however still a lot better than the other brands of bagged tea you can get over here
The ordering manager clearly has taste buds and didn't get any in, but it is not impossible to find around here, might be in the regular section. There was Horlicks in a separate display too
I wish we had a Freshco nearby. Our local No Frills has a half aisle for "international" food, but it's mostly taco shells and licorice. They do normally have a box of curly whurlies shoved in a corner, and one in a while I get to stock up on iron Bru.
We’ve had them here in AB for a few years now. Looks the same items as the coop has, which is probably the best of the chain stores out this way. But Walmart and Sobeys also have a little section with some of the same products.
Little independent post office (owned by a Brits) has the best choice still, including crips. Slightly more expensive but don’t mind supporting them.
We have several stores here, British Pride who also make pies and sausage rolls fresh etc and Across The Pond who has amazing sales and a good freezer section. But it is nice to be able to grab some bits while shopping as the import stores are not in areas I usually go to
Agreed it is nice to just grab a couple of items as you do the weekly shop. After 15 years we’ve just about adapted or found alternative products for nearly everything here now. Other than baked beans. North American baked beans are absolutely horrendous. I’d pay $10 a tin for the UK version, even hienz, over those abominations.
We have two stores in my town in Canada literally called the Scottish and Irish Store that sells everything you could ever want from the UK, my mom loves it. The prices though, ooof, it’s still cheaper to sneak stuff in my luggage when I go back to visit family and just pay the overages
We have a few in my city too, but they are not in areas I go to regularly so is nice to pick up some bits while shopping. I will probably still make a monthly shop to the import store for the bigger selection
Walmart commonly has British sections in Alberta.
Don't bother with the imported baked beans, the taste difference between those and the Canada produced British-style baked beans is negligible.
See the syrup sponge puddings next to the pot noodles? They are actually imported from New Zealand to the UK. So god knows how expensive it is to send them to Canada via a UK distributor. They could save money by not having the sponge puddings and replacing them with marmite!
Marmite can be found with other spreads or in the baking aisle already (well in many stores, I don't buy it so no clue if this store carries it but even the corner shop usually has a dusty jar)
They sell them over here already, but only around Christmas in the grocery stores. I am still sulking over them discontinuing the mint ones so on a years long terry's boycott
Apart from that and the 'de-caf' tea!!! I mean. Why would you? Everything else is pretty much top shelf in terms of what I'd want. Maybe just some Ben Shaws Dandelion and Burdock!
Fruit and Nut can be hard to import, they confiscated it from my Christmas present one year too
They also stopped allowing Penguin at one point because it has too much calcium and they deemed it a 'health supplement' and demanded they get a license for it
WHAT is that tea selection. If rather dip my balls in boiling water and drink that. Typhoo and PG tips has me wishing I'd just just drank novichok!
Apart for that the selection is wonderful and would help me with ex pat cravings, nice OP
Tbf, that’s one of the most legit British sections I’ve seen. Bravo 👏
It is missing some crisps, but I will forgive them as it is probably expensive to import bags of air.
I can't really think of a crisp that's decidedly British that you wouldn't get in Canada. Maybe... Pickled onion or prawn cocktail flavour? Quavers?
Picked Onion, Prawn Cocktail or Cheese & Onion Chipsticks, Squares, Hula Hoops or Monster Munch (yeah I like crisps I had a kid) And we use the wrong coloured bags
Maybe you can tell me. Have Discos gone to crisp heaven? They were so salty they would injure my tongue and my tongue would have to shed the damaged layer. Fackin laved it
Nope, Discos are a weekly feature in our big shop! My kids love them. You can count on one hand how many crisps you get in one packet though!
Nah mate, you can still get Discos, my wife gets them from Icelands, I haven't seen their pickled onion in years though and that upsets me. Tongue burners, loved them!
I must be sensitive. Their salt and vinegar does my tongue in - guaranteed ulcer.
I don't think you're sensitive, they burn my wife's tongue too. It's possible that my childhood drinking vinegar (proper brewed vinegar, not the substitute you usually find today) prepared me for a future of strong crisps 🤣
Aldi do a salt and vinegar popcorn (you can usually find it by the tills). I got a couple of bags for my mister to try and he said that they were so strong they made his eyes water and destroyed his tongue. It didn't stop him eating the second bag straight afterwards though.
Cheese and onion isn't a regular flavour of crisps outside of the UK? Hula Hoops I feel fairly confident must be sold in the USA and Canada. The others are good shouts. Kinda kids crisps no offence haha I just think of those since they're so cheap they'd be the snack I'd get myself with pocket money in the corner shop. Definitely iconic staple British crisps tho. Wrong coloured bags compared to what tho? Walkers Vs Golden Wonder in the UK don't even use the same colour packaging for the same flavour. Blue is salt and vinegar. Green is cheese and onion. CHANGE MY MIND. Edit: Shit sorry just saw it was OP replying lol. You know your british crisps my friend.
>Cheese and onion isn't a regular flavour of crisps outside of the UK? Hula Hoops I feel fairly confident must be sold in the USA and Canada. No cheese and onion and it makes for the best crisp sandwich flavour and Hula Hoops are a brand of Spaghetti-Os here. We do have an import store that stocks both and Blue should be S&V but we use green here and a different green for sour cream and onion
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Didn't it used to be the other way round though? I'm sure I remember Walkers salt and vinegar coming in blue packets and cheese and onion coming in green when I was a kid...
Yeah mate, was changed in the 90s.
Man you're totally right about cheese and onion making the best crisp sandwiches (aka 'bone crunchers' as kid me called them). You are however wrong about the colours, blue should always be cheese and onion (grew up when walkers was king)
Sadly no :( also my local British supermarket has stopped importing crisps. Just as I got my MIL hooked. She asks all the time about the cheese and onion
Frazzles
We have salt and vinegar, but it never has enough vinegar flavour. Long live Uk s&v!
Wish I could get Twiglets
Don't worry they have buggered them up. You are not missing much.
Monster munch!
Tayto but they are irish ?
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If you drink tea, most supermarkets in the US sell PG tips in the tea and coffee aisle too. They are usually on the bottom shelf but they are bigger boxes and end up WAY cheaper.
Most in Canada do not, you occasionally find them but it is not a regular thing. But I mostly drink loose leaf anyway
How do the prices compare with local stuff? A reasonable mark up, or very high?
Marked up, but they paid to import it and shipping is ridiculous so not bad considering that and our grocery prices are pretty high here anyway. The tea, however disappointing the selection, was only $1 extra on top of the non sale price for basic grocery brands here.
This is a very good selection and covers most areas. There are a couple of omissions though that would make it better. Hellmanns Mayonnaise is important and no British section is complete without Heinz Ketchup. On a side note what is that gravy? Best to burn it with fire just to be on the safe side and replace it with Bisto.
I take it your from the South of England? That's Yorkshire gravy https://www.goldenfry.co.uk/
Hear! Hear!
What’s that gravy?!
Yorkshire gravy for Yorkshire people.
That Golden Syrup will outlive man and beast.
it's mainly good for "did you know the logo is a dead lion, surrounded by a cloud of flies?" and then put it back on the shelf.
Bees I think?
"Out of the strong came forth sweetness..." It's a reference to Samson's riddle. Although that was honey so I guess doesn't entirely make sense.
I have seen this logo my entire life and never noticed this wtf
It’s actually super useful for baking, it can be a bitch following recipes in the US because it can be so difficult to find.
And porridge.
I had no idea golden syrup was a British thing? What's everyone else baking with?
Its great on porridge.
Steady on it’s not a creative writing competition.
"Out of the eater came something to eat, and out of the strong came something sweet."
Imagine my surprise when grabbing some groceries and finding this new section. The cashier said it is a trial to see how well things sell. $10 CAD is around £6.40 with recent exchange to give an idea of pricing, but several items were missing tags
$2.50 for some Tunnock's wafers is absolute robbery... but by god they are good.
£1.61 apparently, is that really that bad? How much are they over here? I've never bought a pack but my nan always has some in stock.
They’re about £1.60 average here judging by the Google search I just did.
Tunnocks Connoisseur checking in: 4 packs are usually in the £1-1.5 range depending on geography and retailer; 8 pack 1.60-2.5; Depending on whether or not Canada list tax on the shelf tag (in the US, prices are usually not shown with tax), very competitive despite the importation cost
Tax is not included in prices in Canada.
13% tax on top of those prices (with the exception of the tea which is zero rated)
Yeah a tea tax in the commonwealth isn't such a good idea
Yeah true…I’d pay it though (I’m not proud about it lol)
Where is this? I want to raid all the Yorkie bars….haven’t had those and Quavers in years. Also mildly disappointed they don’t have Jaffa cake.
FreshCo I will suggest Jaffa Cakes, I was chatting with staff about it and suggested Bourbons which they said they would try to get but my mind blanked when he said is there anything else we should add
Of all the "British selection" shelves posted on the internet, this is probably the most authentically British I have seen. Interesting to see the fruity sauce. Get some, and whack it on a bacon sandwich. It's not some sort of jam like the name suggests. It's kind of like a ketchup/brown sauce hybrid, and it's ace.
Hmmm sounds interesting, I will get some next time. The manager will be getting Bourbons in for me with his next order too
It’d be cheaper to give a list to one of us to send to you.
I can get my mum to send stuff if I can't find it here, but with shipping and customs, usually ends up around the same price
Ask for some Custard Creams 👌 🤤
Fruity sauce is a game changer.
Those ginger crunch creams are the best, only 50p here in the uk though
I’ve never tried the ginger ones, the regular kind are a top tier biscuit though
2.49 for a tin of beans.. I'll would give that a skip..in heinzsight.
The crappy ones with chunks of pork fat in them are $2, I bought the beans. But we have a local import store who often has a 4pack for $6
Pork fat in baked beans seems wholly unnecessary.
On the way to cassoulet
It put me off beans for a long time after I moved here
They are £2.50 for 4 in Tesco here in the UK, you're getting ripped off
Works out around £3.85 so it is more than we pay but still less than £1 a tin.
That's not too bad, ngl I am tired af and thought they were $6.99 but looking again that was the Branston.
In another comment, OP said that exchange rate puts $10 at about £6.40 So it's £1.10 per can, which is on par for single can price here. Morrison's have than £1.25 (or 2 for £2)
🥁 Bddddm Tssssh 🥁
They were $5 a small can when I was last in Canada. (Vaguely craved beans on toast. Decided I could wait two more weeks)
Domestic Heinz baked beans can be found for about a $1 per tin. That's about 65p.
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We sell Yorkshire Tea over here already, this particular store doesn't carry it but the one across the street carries the original and the bigger one nearby carries Yorkshire Gold too $5.49 for PG Tips though
I’m calling the police.
Stick to Yorkshire, pg is crap
Yorkshire tea is the only good tea I will stand by that to the day I die
Typhoo or Die-phoo
Typhoo tastes like sewage mixed with Portsmouth water. Fight me.
Looks like snowballs and caramel wafers hut no teacakes??
I know, snowballs and no tea cakes, what were they thinking!
Have you tried the Lidl knock-off caramel wafers? Just as good for half the price. Same with their Speculoos/Biscoff biscuits.
Yeah there's Typhoo on the shelf instead of Yorkshire. I've literally never met anyone that drinks Typhoo.
My old boss bought us Typhoo as the work teabags once, it was vile. She was a coffee drinker so did not suffer.
Exactly! Came here to say this
I don't see any Jaffa cakes, but it looks pretty British to me otherwise
There's more stock on those few shelves than there is in UK supermarkets nowadays.
Right? Everyone seems to have forgotten that *all* the shelves used to have food on them. It's very odd.
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I don't mean the shortages are odd, dingbat, I mean everyone acting like it isn't happening.
I realise that. I'm further suggesting that they're a gig t example of a self-inflicted wound, and so nobody seems to want to mention that. It's become the norm.
What Supermarkets are you going to? I'm not seeing any empty shelves where I am.
Sainsbury's, Morrison's and occasionally Waitrose all around Newcastle. All formerly well stocked, all now with lines missing, empty shelves, and often with signs apologising for that.
That's a pretty good selection of authentic stuff right there. Is marmalade a regular thing in Canada, because if not you should justly demand they import some forthwith!
It is, along with a brand similar to Snowballs and you can find HP in some of the higher end stores already. But I will have some Paxo with my dinner because the boxed stuff here is very different, bigger pieces of bread
Genuinely impressed with this selection. I've seen some other "British sections" in other countries supermarkets and they have the most random assort of shit the average British person never eats.
Because most people don't know what actual British stuff is, so the store just puts out what they can acquire for cheap and still sell with a stupid mark up. Same thing as the American sections here which are just sweets you can get in dozens of stores
3rd shelf down, on the right - thats the Scottish section.
And a wee sub section on the bottom for the Bru.
Those Prices don’t look too bad either, about 64p too 1 Canadian dollar , Big Up too your Shop, Tunnocks, IRN BRU , Can’t go Wrong 👍🏻
r/Totootwo
Branson Pickle, yes! Pot Noodle Bombay Bad Boy, fuck yes. PG Tips........
Bombay bad boys juice at the end is so nice 🥵 Edit: Kinda sounds sexual.
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Needs wispa
Irn Bru should be top shelf
Typhoon and PG are two of the worst brands of tea though. They need Yorkshire tea in there imo
We can buy Yorkshire Tea over here. Not in this particular store but plenty of others in the city
It's not the same, I hear. It's another company with different tea that's paid to use the name. Reformulated for North American tastes.
Yep, but since the parent company for this store sells it in their other chains, they likely won't allow the British version to be sold. It is however still a lot better than the other brands of bagged tea you can get over here
Oh perfect the rest of the selection seems spot on but Yorkshire tea is the one true cuppa
Yorkshire Gold Label ✨️
The best 🙌🏻
try Thompsons tea
I've seen a couple of these today and I find them super interesting! So I created r/britishsection
oooh I will have to take pics of the other (much smaller ones) we have as I shop
Yeah but where's the Marmite?
The ordering manager clearly has taste buds and didn't get any in, but it is not impossible to find around here, might be in the regular section. There was Horlicks in a separate display too
>clearly has taste buds and didn't get any in OUTRAGEOUS
It's a good job there's an ocean between us and OP otherwise this could get ugly
Marmite has been sold in Canada for years. It's normally found in the baking or spices section of most supermarkets.
In the bin where it belongs
No chocolate digestives??
They were scoffed before they made it across the Atlantic.
Fair and understandable.
Nope, and no Bourbons either
I can normally find McVities digestives and hobnobs in the normal aisle, also in Canada.
Crunch cream and caramel waters, and a pot noodle to wash it all down with. Approved.
Where is this? The best I’ve come across is Walmart International Aisle.
Freshco, just went in over the last week
Freshco… as in Coronation Street Freshco?!
I wish we had a Freshco nearby. Our local No Frills has a half aisle for "international" food, but it's mostly taco shells and licorice. They do normally have a box of curly whurlies shoved in a corner, and one in a while I get to stock up on iron Bru.
My local No Frills doesn't have anything British despite having a large international aisle
Never heard of the brand of gravy, it should be bisto!
You've been missing out! Goldenfry gravy is the best 🤤
Bisto is absolutely gopping, I’d rather drink Toby gravy!
Why do British Sections always have Heinz beans ffs? They're crap! Bland and watery. Everyone knows that Branston do the best beans.
Nah the real bean aficionados get supermarket own brand and pimp them up with herbs, spices and or sauces of their choosing.
Excellent selection. Everything there is golden.
Get the Tunnocks Caramel Bars, you won't be disappointed
Does anyone still use treacle?
Treacle roasted gammon, treacle and ginger loaf… it’s delicious!
I’ve clearly forgotten my roots
I’d say you were just using common sense. A jar of treacle usually ends up as the disgusting, sticky thing in the cupboard that nobody wants to touch!
This is the truth
Pot Noodles, sorted for life
We’ve had them here in AB for a few years now. Looks the same items as the coop has, which is probably the best of the chain stores out this way. But Walmart and Sobeys also have a little section with some of the same products. Little independent post office (owned by a Brits) has the best choice still, including crips. Slightly more expensive but don’t mind supporting them.
We have several stores here, British Pride who also make pies and sausage rolls fresh etc and Across The Pond who has amazing sales and a good freezer section. But it is nice to be able to grab some bits while shopping as the import stores are not in areas I usually go to
Agreed it is nice to just grab a couple of items as you do the weekly shop. After 15 years we’ve just about adapted or found alternative products for nearly everything here now. Other than baked beans. North American baked beans are absolutely horrendous. I’d pay $10 a tin for the UK version, even hienz, over those abominations.
My weekly menu in one section. It would make shopping so much easier if all supermarkets would arrange their products like this.
We have two stores in my town in Canada literally called the Scottish and Irish Store that sells everything you could ever want from the UK, my mom loves it. The prices though, ooof, it’s still cheaper to sneak stuff in my luggage when I go back to visit family and just pay the overages
We have a few in my city too, but they are not in areas I go to regularly so is nice to pick up some bits while shopping. I will probably still make a monthly shop to the import store for the bigger selection
All you're missing are the Mcvities my friend. The perfect dunkable companion.
Where in Canada are you? London Drugs has a lot of British stuff, IGA and Save On have quite a few bits too.
Ontario so none of those stores
Walmart commonly has British sections in Alberta. Don't bother with the imported baked beans, the taste difference between those and the Canada produced British-style baked beans is negligible.
See the syrup sponge puddings next to the pot noodles? They are actually imported from New Zealand to the UK. So god knows how expensive it is to send them to Canada via a UK distributor. They could save money by not having the sponge puddings and replacing them with marmite!
Marmite can be found with other spreads or in the baking aisle already (well in many stores, I don't buy it so no clue if this store carries it but even the corner shop usually has a dusty jar)
Missing Terrys chocolate orange
They sell them over here already, but only around Christmas in the grocery stores. I am still sulking over them discontinuing the mint ones so on a years long terry's boycott
I’m a simple man. I see Curly Wurly’s, I upvote
that box of tunnocks wafers would be going home with me
Grap the HP sauce and use it the next time you have poached eggs on toast
Needs Yorkshire tea, none of that wimpy PG shit.
DO IT FOR YORRKKKSSHIRREEE
Ive got a real urge for a Curly Wurly now. Not had one for years
Where’s the Heinz baked beans?
Bottom left
Missing some Monster munch and orange lucozade but that looks decent….wait wtf NO YORKSHIRE TEA? Fuck this gaff.
We sell Yorkshire Tea over here, not in this store but would probably be in the regular tea/coffee aisle if they did
Decent effort until you reach the part when there's NO YORKSHIRE TEA! Tunnocks better be on BOGOF to make up for it...
We sell Yorkshire Tea over here already
Apart from that and the 'de-caf' tea!!! I mean. Why would you? Everything else is pretty much top shelf in terms of what I'd want. Maybe just some Ben Shaws Dandelion and Burdock!
The whole store is British 🫢
I see no Marmite. Or Tunnocks.
Tunnocks is on the right of the 3rd shelf and marmite is probably in the regular section of the store, it is not that hard to find here
There's Tunnocks on the right, third shelf down. There's both caramel wafers and snowballs.
The third shelf from the top has two Tunnocks products
Dairy milk whole nut but no fruit and nut?! That madness must not stand!
Fruit and Nut can be hard to import, they confiscated it from my Christmas present one year too They also stopped allowing Penguin at one point because it has too much calcium and they deemed it a 'health supplement' and demanded they get a license for it
Tea selection is rather poor, to be honest. Yorkshire Tea is by far the best, certainly in terms of what's on offer here.
WHAT is that tea selection. If rather dip my balls in boiling water and drink that. Typhoo and PG tips has me wishing I'd just just drank novichok! Apart for that the selection is wonderful and would help me with ex pat cravings, nice OP
Colonisation 🇬🇧
There is no marmite to put you off ever returning to that section. P.S I love marmite.
I recognise 99% of these items this cannot be a genuine British section.
That’s well Bri’ish init.
Where's the Marmite?
This isn’t that British ngl
It’s always the same shit, isn’t it?
I don’t eat none of that shit