Scillypete
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Are they readily available in other countries or will I have to stock up before leaving european waters?
FB steak & Kidney pie
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Cornishman
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There must be plenty in Brazil!
FullCircle
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Argentina......axshully
Population 23,122
Population 23,122
Cornishman
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... and there too!
tcm
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never seenem inother countries. And er only seen them in low-rent suprmarkets in the uk....
webcraft
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Available in low-rent supermarkets in Brit resorts in Tenerife as well . . .
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tcm
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i just knew that there was something else holding you back...
Malcb
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Available in Waitrose in Chichester. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Liz_I
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Re: FB steak & Kidney pie
Gib & Malta
Gib & Malta
tcm
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Chichester
Hm. That is very foreign indeed. Anywhere on diferent continents such as Eastbourne?
Hm. That is very foreign indeed. Anywhere on diferent continents such as Eastbourne?
FullCircle
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Re: Chichester
Ooh Mat, you are daft - evryone knows Eastboaurne is incontinent....
Ooh Mat, you are daft - evryone knows Eastboaurne is incontinent....
Poignard
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Personally I can't see any point in visiting countries where such basic necessities of life are not available.
Gargleblaster
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There is a little 'all things British' store in Key West [North America] that stocks such delicacies as Fray Bentos, Marmite, HP sauce and custard.
One of the problems I have found when trying to resupply anywhere other than the UK is the lack of variety of tinned meats in general. Plenty of Tuna, plenty of Pasta, plenty of beans, but no real red meat in tins - something I like at the bottom of a stew. Even some of the developing nations in warmer latitudes don't seem to do proper tinned meat.
One of the problems I have found when trying to resupply anywhere other than the UK is the lack of variety of tinned meats in general. Plenty of Tuna, plenty of Pasta, plenty of beans, but no real red meat in tins - something I like at the bottom of a stew. Even some of the developing nations in warmer latitudes don't seem to do proper tinned meat.
tcm
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antibes, southern france
ah yes, by the same token,i think Geoffrey's has FB pies, lots of brit food. He also sells Angel Delight. I think one says "Groog!" if anyone mentions Angel delight...
ah yes, by the same token,i think Geoffrey's has FB pies, lots of brit food. He also sells Angel Delight. I think one says "Groog!" if anyone mentions Angel delight...
Shannoner
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There are usually cats, rats etc. knocking around harbours. Bit of puff pastry some gravy, and there you have, same thing only fresher. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
ronsurf
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As any fule kno, Fray Bentos is in Uraguay.
davies
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Artery'n'lights pie? You can have my share.
vyv_cox
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We haven't seen them, or anything like them, in Holland, France, Spain, Portugal or Italy. It seems quite difficult to buy much in the way of tinned meat in any of these. Twenty different varieties and makes of tomatoes but meat - nearly forget it. We ship FB pies, tinned curries and other such delicacies out with us after every home visit. Some may scoff, but after a long passage the last thing we want to do is begin complex culinary effort. A pie in the oven before we anchor will do fine.
scotty123
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Are they available in US?
