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Article #23270Re: ordering UK food online
From: Detonate
Date: Sat, 18 Mar 2000 00:00
Date: Sat, 18 Mar 2000 00:00
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Trajen wrote > <grin> There are definite advantages in having relatives in the newsagents > trade. As I discovered when a big trade sized jar arrived as a birthday > pressie some years back. Makro and similar stores compete pretty well though on prices, but they don't stock the trade jars, iirc. Which is a shame. Looks like I'll have to wander up there tomorrow if I'm up to it, for the Red Cross package I'm building for Bob. Should have thought of that originally, instead of messing around with Tesco's... > > Boost bar - dunno maker, but kinda similar to a thick peanut butter, for > > your reference, wrapped in caramel or toffee and coated in chocolate. > > Cadbury's. > Very much fun to dissect with scalpels. Everyone has to have a hobby, I suppose...!? > > Daddy's Brown Sauce - Superior brown sauce, without the nasty tang of HP > > sauce. Try it in bacon butties... > > NO, Heretic. > I know HP is now owned by a french company, but still it is the superior > brown sauce.!!! Ha! You deviant! Philistine! Luddite! (and so forth). Daddy's will always be superior, oh unenlightened one. (snigger). Still, what do you expect from someone who prefers cheese toasties to bacon butties... :-P > > Pork scratchings. The most awesome are usually found behind the bar at > > pubs, but I think they're sold at some supermarkets. It'll make Marmite > > seem like ice cream... <g> > > Yup, usually pinned on to bits of cardboard with pictures of scantily clad > ladies on. Can't say I've noticed them on the scratchings, only peanuts to be honest. I think we should ask Howard on this one, being our resident expert witness. <g> > Wierd things, first time you try them you'd swear they're the by product of > some sort of porcine disease...and maybe they are, but they're still lovely. ROFLMAO.... Oh, that's a superb description, love it! Actually, on some of the lesser (?) brands, you'll be treated to the odd hair or two still attatched - I swear. Just hope the Eurocrats in Brussels don't try messing with it, like they tried to with blue cheese... > > Heh, and just for a laugh the Pot Noodle snacks... <g> > > How cruel of you. Ya gotta take the rough with the smooth... <g> Also, although Bob won't be receiving any of this, check out Sainsbury's Brandy and something flavoured ice cream (think it's chocolate). That's superb stuff. And of course there is the Haagen Das Bailey's flavour.
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