British goodies...

[teacher_bear]

The other day I went into our local Food City and while looking, unsuccessfully, for Grandmas Green Label Molasses when I came across the the Greek and Mediterranean Rack full of, you've guessed it, British Food! OMG. They haven't had ANY for several years now and there it was, staring me in the face! They have quite a good selection of

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[anonymous]

What kind of candy are hobnobs?

Could you explain what ryvita is (or WASA). I have no idea what that could be!

[boosterbaby]

Sorry, that was me. I swung over here from FaceBook and forgot I was't logged in.

Edit: BTW, Ed wants to know if they have Bovaril there. He wants to make an authentic English shepherd's pie but needs the Bovaril.

[teacher_bear]

No problem! Hob Nobs are chocolate covered oat cookies. I am not sure if they have Bovril or not. Next time I visit I will look for you.

[boosterbaby]

Thanks!

But I am still wondering, what is ryvita? Is that a kind of cracker or wafer?

[artykat]

my fav they do not have... but I'm not sure they are even in England any more... Wispa choc bar! OMg! But the aero was good! I eat one small section per day so it will last a long time :>

[anjea]

I love mint Aero bars! I also love Cadbury Flake, but it's hard to get them where they haven't melted somewhat here... :(

[bobbimcmillin]

sounds like a lot of yummy goodies.

[bojojoti]

There's nothing like a touch of home.

[pondhopper]

I know just how you feel. I love finding food from the US sometimes. It's not necessary but it makes me happy.
:)