[HPFGU-OTChatter] Turkish Delight and UK Speciality food.

John Walton john at walton.vu
Tue Jan 22 18:30:52 UTC 2002


Turkish Delight is one of the most horrible things ever created. It is
ghastly. *None* is more than enough of it. Don't try some yourselves before
taking that sensible review to heart (unless you want to be ill).

dracos_boyfriend wrote:

> However I admit to being confused as to why it was in the UK aisle,
> and confess to wondering what the hell they found to put in that
> aisle.  One would assume tinned puddings and tins of Birds' Custard,
> and maybe marmalade, but I can't really think of anything else.  I am
> completely stumped by the concept of a section of a shop dedicated to
> British food, and am therefore concluding that that supermarket is
> weird.

Custard, marmalade, HP sauce, British chocolate...oops...I mean "vegolate",
Ribena, jam, chutney, Branston pickle, Marmite, Bovril...

It's usually not an entire aisle for British food -- there's usually an
International Foods aisle (at least where I live).

--John

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