The British Aisle at my Stop & Shop
reddit.com/gallery/10lgon2Posted Jan 26, 2023, 2:09 AM UTC
Posted Jan 26, 2023, 2:09 AM UTC
Shite, Where is the OXO cubes!?
British & Irish!
Such a shame that there's not a wider selection of decent confectionary. I've never even heard of Coffee Crunch!
Coffee Crisp is Canadian. For some reason they stick it in the British section at my local supermarket too. Was not available here at all in the past, despite living 5 minutes from the border.
TIL
According to Wikipedia, it's imported by a company called British Wholesale Imports. They must have some kind of British food bundle that they sell to supermarkets, because the British section at mine is almost identical, and it's a different chain.
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What I wouldn’t give for a tin of custard powder!
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I don't recognise a lot of that stuff. Barry's tea sounds awful
It's Irish... And hugely popular there
Most of that is Irish.