Links-Jammie Dodgers, teas, .... - Really - LINKS GALORE

[Steve]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "Steve" <bboyminn at y...> wrote:
> --- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, LunaLovesHarry at a... wrote:
> > Someone posted a link the other day for a site where you could
> > shop for  English teas, jammie dodgers, etc.  ...
> >
> > If you'd send the link again, I'd be ever grateful.  
> > 
> > Thanks.
> > 
> > "Luna"
> 
> bboyminn:
> 
> Not sure what that link might have been, but if you are in the US or
> Canada, here is a link to an old post about places to by British foods.
> 
> Date:  Fri Apr 4, 2003  3:08 am
> Subject:  Re: Harry's sweets - source of Brit Candy
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HPFGU-OTChatter/message/14733
> 
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bboyminn:

Pardon me for repeating myself but...

In the link above is another link shown below-

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http://www.britsinthestates.com/Food.htm

This list link is in two section this is the link to 'Food A-D'. You
will find another link at the top for 'Food E-Z' and at the bottom you
will find a link to a Brit Webring.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

This is an important link because it is really a Directory of all the
British themed Stores, Pubs, and Cafes in the USA and Canada. There
are hundreds of links here to British food stores located all across
the USA.

The first link (listed above) takes you to "Food A-D", to see other
links, look at the link list menu at the bottom of that webpage.


> Other food related Discussions-
> ...edited...
> 
> Steve/bboyminn (was bboy_mn)

bboyminn:

Won't bore you by posting the links again, but the previous food
threads and thread on Slang were VERY interesting. I spent most of
yesterday afternoon re-reading the 'Pancakes and Waflles' threads and
the 'Pies, puddings, biscuits and tarts' which is actually an
off-shoot of the 'Slang and HP' thread. These are all very long
in-depth threads with tons of info about life, food, and language in
Britian.

I know some people don't like to go back and read old threads, but
these were all great discussions. I loved participating in them, and I
loved re-reading them. You'd be surprised by how much there is to say
about 'pancakes'. Did you know there is a 'Pancake Tuesday' when
nearly everybody eats pancakes?

TIP:
Some posts to these threads 'break' the thread. That is, they were
made as independant posts to a subject, rather than a Reply to a
specific post, and therefore are not part of the Thread list. The best
way to make sure you got all the posts on a given subject is to
periodically select [Message Index] from the colored menu bar found at
the top of every post. That will bring you to the "Messages" list with
your current message listed at the top of the page. That allows you to
see a list of all the other messages that were made on that same date. 


I had so much fun, just thought I would give others some additional
encouragement.

Steve/bboyminn (was bboy_mn)