UK Food Gift

[TheNoodleIncident]

My co-worker is headed back to his home in the UK for the holidays and asked what he can bring back for me. I've spent a few months in London, and remember liking marmite (on toast and in stews), but aside from that can't remember anything else. It's got to be small and relatively cheap - any basic "must haves" that I should ask for?

[HungryC]

I'd ask for Lyle's Golden Syrup.

[vloglady]

I don't know where you are, but large cities sometimes have British stores. there is a good one in NYC. And Stop and Shop markets have good UK sections.

I know it's sort of expensive, but I'd get Drumgray or Heather Creame. liquors that can only be bought in UK.

[TheNoodleIncident]

Yeah, I'm in NY, so can probably find almost anything I'd want, but I'm too lazy at the moment and he is offering.

Any other gems?

[liuzhou]

I can buy Lyle's Golden Syrup in rural China. You can't find in the US? Not that interesting anyway.

I'd suggest Stornoway Black Pudding, but there may be import restrictions.

[Lisa Shock]

Some good liquor at the duty-free shop.

[butterscotch]

Easy- Smoky Bacon Flavoured Crisps!

[TheNoodleIncident]

Easy- Smoky Bacon Flavoured Crisps!

Those DO sounds good - and I can't remember ever seeing bacon flavored chips in the US. How can the country that created the Bacon Explosion not have bacon flavored chips?