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It's strange seeing brands I am familiar with and those that are strange to me. It's an intriguing shot.
ReplyDeleteIt's the English section on our local French supermarket.
DeleteAh ha, the exotic foreign ailse in a French supermarket. We don't get Ty-Phoo or custard creams here. (Who would ever choose (disgusting) custard creams over decent French biscuits???!) but we have pretty much the same selection otherwise!
ReplyDeleteAgree with you on custard creams but I do occasionally buy ginger nuts as I use them in the base of my rhubarb and ginger cheesecake. Otherwise I don't think I have ever bought anything from this section as it is all so expensive ... and it makes me laugh at what the French think we would most want to buy.
DeleteThat is a very well stocked shop with British produce - loving the fact there is marmite :-)
ReplyDeleteThis one does have a good selection .... but it's horribly expensive. I have just noticed that some-one has put a carton of French apple juice between the custard creams and chic chip cookies and now I am racking my brains as to what should be there! I also want to find out what is missing between the table biscuits and tea!
DeleteOoo a few uk products lol . My nephew went to live in canada and he misses uk chocolate lol
ReplyDeleteWe do have lovely chocolate here but I would never say no to a bar of Fruit and Nut ;)
DeleteDid you nip back to Britain or have you got a special shop selling British staples nearby?
ReplyDeleteFrench supermarket, International aisle ;)
DeleteI wouldn't miss any of that, I would only be taking my Yorkshire & English Breakfast Tea! Love French food! :)
ReplyDeleteMy friend live sin Abu Dhabi and she is always sending us photos when she finds one more new British product! :)
ReplyDeleteOhhh lots of British goodies there....All the essentials x
ReplyDeleteI bet it's always nice to pop in there for a few creature comforts from back home.
ReplyDeleteAh I bet these are all very welcome sights! Is this what the french assume that us brits like?! x
ReplyDeleteNot matter where you go you can still get the home comforts
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up
Food cures my homesickness a lots of times =) #mysundayphoto
ReplyDeleteOh it must be nice to have some of the comfort foods from home- my brother lives in america and loves to eat everything when he is back visiting!!!
ReplyDeletefor a minute there i thought it must be your pantry! :)
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