elpodrigo1•

Most of that is Irish.

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Irnbruliquidgold•

Shite, Where is the OXO cubes!?

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OK_LK•

British & Irish!

Such a shame that there's not a wider selection of decent confectionary. I've never even heard of Coffee Crunch!

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burplesscucumber•

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.

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OK_LK•

TIL

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burplesscucumber•

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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TheLemonChiffonPie•

What I wouldn’t give for a tin of custard powder!

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CasualUK-ModTeamMOD•

Hi mate, removed because it falls into the 'generic' category, and we try to keep the content here as high quality as possible.

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I don't recognise a lot of that stuff. Barry's tea sounds awful

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OK_LK•

It's Irish... And hugely popular there

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