Things in the foreign food aisle, that you quite like.

[Webbo]

[FoxesDeb]

Best thing about moving to Spain imo

 

[StanSP]

In which shops? 

[Parafox]

**** all from Aldi. 

[Parafox]

2 minutes ago, FoxesDeb said:

Best thing about moving to Spain imo

 

Oh yes. Memories of hot days on the beach with an almost-frozen Fanta Lemon 

What do you make the Cadbury's fingers?

 

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Edited 26 February 2021 by Parafox

[Webbo]

23 minutes ago, StanSP said:

In which shops? 

I've just got some Knoppers from Asda. Lovely they are too.

Edited 26 February 2021 by Webbo

[FoxesDeb]

My children would say Chocomel, it used to be their favourite drink on holiday in Holland, and it's available in Tesco now apparently

 

[jonthefox]

Trouble is, they’re about six quid.

[Samilktray]

Best aisle in a supermarket if you ignore the overpriced American nonsense 

[Nalis]

Mirandi

 

Though the stuff in the UK isnt as good as the excelllent tooth decay inducing version you get in Inda.

[Fox92]

13 minutes ago, FoxesDeb said:

Best thing about moving to Spain imo

 

Best soft drink abroad for me. 

 

It's not the same over here.

[Webbo]

14 minutes ago, FoxesDeb said:

My children would say Chocomel, it used to be their favourite drink on holiday in Holland, and it's available in Tesco now apparently

 

I seen some of that in Costco

[Stadt]

Going to a supermarket abroad is an incredibly simple pleasure. 

Edited 26 February 2021 by Stadt

[Innovindil]

[Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo]

19 minutes ago, jonthefox said:

Trouble is, they’re about six quid.

 

They often have them in B&M for £3 or £4, along with some other fairly decent American offerings for much cheaper than the supermarkets

 

I love proper American Pop Tarts so occasionally get some if I'm in Tesco/Asda/B&M. The flavours available are so much nicer than the chocolate/strawberry ones you get domestically

 

Also:

 

These. The mustard and onion ones, and the jalapeño ones are amazing. So moreish

[Benguin]

Put on top of your coffee cup 😁 mmmmm

Edited 26 February 2021 by Benguin

[Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo]

12 minutes ago, Stadt said:

Going to a supermarket abroad is incredibly simple pleasure. 

 

I'm genuinely thinking about (post-COVID) ferrying it over to France for a few days, with the main aim to be bringing back a car-full of French snacks. Their hypermarkets are fantastic, and you always get hit with that lovely smell of fresh baked bread when you enter

[StanSP]

14 minutes ago, Innovindil said:

You're not such a bad guy after all them

 

I demolish these like there's none left in the world. 

[surrifox]

[Webbo]

23 minutes ago, Innovindil said:

Strange that we consider them foreign when they're made in Leicester.

[tom27111]

15 minutes ago, Benguin said:

Put on top of your coffee cup 😁 mmmmm

 

I associate these with being in the queue at TKMaxx! It's the only place I've ever seen them 

[Bryn]

28 minutes ago, Stadt said:

Going to a supermarket abroad is incredibly simple pleasure. 

Yeah it really is.

Novelty takes ages to wear off as well, I studied in Lyon for 6 months and never got bored of going to Carrefour.

[Stadt]

1 minute ago, Bryn said:

Yeah it really is.

Novelty takes ages to wear off as well, I studied in Lyon for 6 months and never got bored of going to Carrefour.

The Humberstone gate Aldi feels a bit like a foreign supermarket. There’s a Polish supermarket on Belgrave gate too which is good funny too (beer selection is disappointing though).

[Costock_Fox]

The Polish raspberry Jaffa cakes are a bit tasty.

[Filbert_Ross]

Jalapeños