Inspired by American snack foods -- British Foods and where?

[tonytiger55]

Tins of British Heinze at Superstore are the cheapest at $1 a tin.
If anyone is wondering what the difference is. The British one has a lot less salt and sugar.

[haggis88]

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Okotoks came to mind...

There was a Scottish shop up by the skijumps that had some of those favorites (and awesome kilts)

Don't remember him offering food but he does do well at the kilt hire

If anyone wants to purchase a kilt, I definitely recommend speaking to a place in Scotland, you'll save 20% VAT right off the bat if it's for export and then if you're lucky, not even have to pay tax on import...ask me how I know

[AndyL]

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Don't remember him offering food but he does do well at the kilt hire

If anyone wants to purchase a kilt, I definitely recommend speaking to a place in Scotland, you'll save 20% VAT right off the bat if it's for export and then if you're lucky, not even have to pay tax on import...ask me how I know

It's been a long ass time since I was there last - but I could have sworn they had a wall of food stuff... I remember taking the MIL there a couple times because they had something she couldn't find elsewhere, and she definitely didn't wear kilts

[darthVWader]

Out of Airdrie I believe. About to make my first order. Lots of great reviews so hopefully all goes well.

https://www.mebritishpies.com/

[tonytiger55]

WOW!!
I have to try this at some point.