Andy in Germany
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The heathens here don't have them either, you can't even buy mincemeat (which ain't meat) in jars.
We have the same problem; expatriate life is full of trials.
The heathens here don't have them either, you can't even buy mincemeat (which ain't meat) in jars.
First world problems are the best problems.We have the same problem; expatriate life is full of trials.
My supply of PG Tips is dangerously low. I shipped a few 240 bag boxes in with a pallet last December but I am looking at maybe 3 weeks left. The horror that passes for tea here is no choice and I can't be bothered with the £10 for a 100g of orange tippy pekoe whatever, hooked on PG is me.We have the same problem; expatriate life is full of trials.
You've clearly not been back to the UK for a while, that's cheapIn the shops they have a tiny amount of Brit stuff, Tetleys is the main one, about £4 for 80 bags!
The horror that passes for tea here is no choice
Tea without milk is what I sometimes politely drink at the neighbours houses, always better to call after 3 when they are more likely offer stronger fare. Tea without milk is for posh people.I find the stuff in Aldi works as long as you don't add milk.
A friend made some, followed a recipe in a book I loaned out, it was good stuff, fruit soaked in strong liquor and finely chopped beef, cut unknown and chopped pigeon breast but I think I will stick with just the fruit, safer.Mince pies used to be meat, but a sensible person, in days of yore, decided that they should be sweet, not savoury.
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In my very rare first edition bible it is mentioned that Mary and Joseph did eat of the mince pie on the night of the baby Jesus miracle birth.Mince pies used to be meat, but a sensible person, in days of yore, decided that they should be sweet, not savoury.
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Jeezo! You have to be joking surely? Last year I had my UK quartermaster buy PG from poundwotsit or B&M for about £4 for 240, are things that bad now? And why, they make them in Trafford Park?You've clearly not been back to the UK for a while, that's cheap
And look where that got them!In my very rare first edition bible it is mentioned that Mary and Joseph did eat of the mince pie on the night of the baby Jesus miracle birth.