Anyone from England who visits or stays in the United States for an extended period of time is likely to become very homesick without their favorite foods and brands! From Cadbury's Dairy Milk to jars of Marmite, it's hard to track down some of the most common British food at the local supermarket. If you're a visitor from England, or have moved to the United States and are craving Walker's crisps, here's find British food in the United States.
Instructions
1. Visit BritishDelights.com for one of the largest selections of British food (see Resources below). This company specializes in sending fresh food of the most common brands, and even provides thermal shipping on chocolate orders placed over the summer months--you're Cadbury's selection will arrive in perfect condition!
2. Stock up on British sweets at the British Food Shop (see Resources below). Here you'll find everything from Walker's Mincemeat tarts to Maynards Wine Gums! Other popular items include Colmans Classic Mint Sauce, the original Mars Bar, and a full range of John West canned fish.
3. Pick up Branston pickle from the British Home Market (see Resources below). This online shop carries Marks and Spencer teas, Indian herbs and spices, and plenty of Qualit Street candy to manage your sweet tooth. Don't forget the Bisto!
4. Round up salt and vinegar crisps from The British Supermarket. It's located in Orlando but ships your favorite treats nationwide. From Walker's crisps to cans of Ambrosio Rice Pudding, you'll find everything you need to stock that pantry with the basics. The store even carries Crawford's Bourbon Creams.
5. Pick up tea, gifts and a few treats from Taste of Britain by Post (see Resources below). You'll find toiletries, gifts, music and even a few tea cosies to round out your tea table! The store offers a wide selection of food and kitchen staples, along with Indian curry mixes and sweets. Pick up a bag of Twiglets and you'll be right back at home!
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