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kitz29design
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01-Jul-2008
16:03
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My
father
in
law
is
from
Middlesborough
and
he
keeps
"banging"
on
(LOL)
about
Walnut
Whips.
Apparently
you
can
get
them
in
Australia.
I
will
try
&
find
a
pic.....hang
on
x0x0x0xkitz
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Replied
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kitz29design
on
01-Jul-2008
16:05
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Here
you
go-
OR
you
can
always
go
this:
But
I
don't
think
it
would
be
very
popular
LOL
Good
luck
x0x0xkitz
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Replied
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gregandali
on
01-Jul-2008
16:06
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i
am
originally
from
England
and
am
not
sure
how
available
these
may
be
Jaffa
cakes
(biscuit
isle
of
supermarket)
McVities?
(biscuits)
twiglets
(chip
type
snack)
sherbet
fountains
bassett
licorice
allsorts
bassett
jellybeans
maybe
try
the
supermarket
where
they
have
the
international
food
area.
hope
this
helped
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Replied
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artainea
on
01-Jul-2008
16:11
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You
could
try
Twinings
Tea
or
English
toffees??
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Replied
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crustymum
on
01-Jul-2008
16:13
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Potatoes
When
I
was
over
there,
you
had
potatoes
with
everything.
Chips
or
mash
and
more
chips
or
mash
!!
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Replied
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bags-the-Alphena
on
01-Jul-2008
16:16
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Poppycock...If
you
can
get
it.
DJ's
food
section,
targ
sometimes
stock
it
too...From
England..ready
in
pack
to
eat,
but
make
sure
no
kids
have
peanut
allergies.
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Replied
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crustymum
on
01-Jul-2008
16:19
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I've
heard
about
that
miss
bags,
its
meant
to
be
better
than
lollygobbleblissbombs....yumm
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Replied
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brightonlady
on
01-Jul-2008
16:19
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David
Jones
food
hall
stock
a
lot
of
English
food.
If
you
are
from
Sydney
at
Miranda
Fair
there
is
a
English
lolly
shop.
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Replied
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bags-the-Alphena
on
01-Jul-2008
16:26
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ooooooooooo
Yep...it
is....Lollygobbleblissbombs
don't
come
close
to
poppycock...
Was
going
to
use
that
as
my
oztion
Id
originally,
but
thought
people
might
get
it
confused
for
elderly
private
bits....lol
Off
to
start
cooking
the
special
dinner
for
Andrew
with
the
kids
now...god
help
my
kitchen
lol.
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Replied
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tiny-stitches
on
01-Jul-2008
16:27
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Blackpool
Rock
used
to
be
a
big
hit
at
my
place
-
long
sticks
of
hard
candy,
pink
on
the
outside,
white
int
he
middle
with
tiny
letters
through
the
middle
in
black
that
read
Blackpool
Rock.
Used
to
be
able
to
buy
it
at
the
Central
Markets
and
lollyshops,
a
lot
of
places
have
it
now
as
sort
of
a
souvenir.
There's
a
lolly
shop
in
Adelaide
that
makes
it
too,
so
you
should
be
able
to
find
the
same
sort
of
thing
locally.
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Replied
by
flay2153
on
01-Jul-2008
16:41
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Hi,
thanks
for
all
your
replys,
as
my
son
has
left
this
till
the
last
minute
does
any
body
know
if
i
can
get
anything
that
his
class
can
share
from
coles.
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Replied
by
Bubbs111
on
01-Jul-2008
16:44
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Cumberland
is
a
very
rich
traditional
cake
from
the
North
West
of
England.
Cumberland
Currant
Cake
Slice
Short
Pastry
Mixed
Peel,
Minced
Washed
Currants
Mixed
Spice
Sugar
METHOD
Roll
Short
Pastry
into
an
oblong
strip
10
by
20
inches.
Cut
the
strips
into
two
10
inch
squares.
Spread
one
square
with
Currants,
sprinkle
with
Mixed
Peel
and
Mixed
Spice,
then
with
Sugar.
Brush
the
edges
with
water
and
cover
with
the
second
piece
of
pastry.
Lightly
press
with
a
rolling
pin,
prick
with
a
fork,
and
bake
on
a
buttered
tin
in
a
quick
oven
190C
Cut
into
slices when
cold.
Based
on
the
Cumberland
Currant
Cake
recipe
in:
Cookery
Illustrated
&
Household
Management
by
Elizabeth
Craig
(Odhams
Press
1936).
Cumberland
is
one
of
the
39
historic
counties
of
England
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Replied
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aleah-jo
on
01-Jul-2008
16:45
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hula
hoops.
yummmm
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Replied
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fringey1976
on
01-Jul-2008
16:47
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Mr
Kipling
Cherry
Bakewell
Tarts
(boxed)
can
be
bought
in
Coles
:)
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Replied
by
scrapz
on
01-Jul-2008
17:00
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Our
Coles
sell
Jacobs
Cream
Crackers
(in
orange
wrapper).
Like
Australian
Sao,
but
English.
You
can
also
purchase
digestive
biscuits
-
also
very
English!
Some
of
the
above
suggestions
have
made
me
homesick
again!!!!
Good
luck
-
doncha
love
it
when
kids
give
you
their
project
instructions
when
it's
too
late
to
do
anything
worthwhile??
LOL!
Jann
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Replied
by
marian-48
on
01-Jul-2008
17:13
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Im
sure
you
would
find
some
biscuits
in
the
larger
supermarkets.Marian
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Replied
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felicityfairy
on
01-Jul-2008
17:17
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theres
a
seller
here,who
has
a
shop
that
sells
english
food
items
as
well
as
nz
and
american.
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Replied
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felicityfairy
on
01-Jul-2008
17:19
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aldis
has
a
lot
of
english
foods
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Replied
by
argyboyz
on
01-Jul-2008
17:33
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The
most
common
thing
eaten
in
Britain
is
Fish
&
Chips,
there
you
go,
that
made
it
easy?
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Replied
by
Bubbs111
on
01-Jul-2008
17:43
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Marmite,
of
course....like
our
vegimite!!!!!!
Don't
forget
the
mushy
peas.
Argy....
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by
kiwiroo1212
on
01-Jul-2008
17:47
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My
mum
side
of
the
family
lives
in
England........as
someone
mentioned
hula
hoops
yummy-speically
the
salt
and
vinegar
ones,
Mum
still
sends
me
them
now...lol
Scampie
fries
Ohh
what
about
a
cornish
pastie???
you
can
get
them
from
any
supermarket
Curry,
very
popular
in
England..as
popular
maybe
as
fish
and
chips
Ohhh
dont
forget
mushy
peas
(not
with
the
curry..lol..personally
yuk
but
everyone
eats
them)
pork
pie
Toad
in
the
hole
Penquin
biscuits
(sort
of
like
tim
tams
but
nicer)
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serendipitydream
on
01-Jul-2008
23:03
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A
Chip
Butty
hehehe
mmmmmmmm
If
you're
in
Sydney
this
is
a
cool
shop
but
a
bit
overpriced.
http://www.treatsfromhome.com.au
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Replied
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nameless62
on
01-Jul-2008
23:25
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someone
had
mention
black
pool
rock
i
would
be
looking
for
that.
when
i
was
at
school
if
anyone
went
on
holidays
they
would
bring
back
rock
and
the
teacher
would
cut
it
up
and
it
would
be
passed
around
the
class
room.
if
u
cant
find
any
how
about
some
twiglets
or
quavers
my
favourite...
cheers
jeannie
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Replied
by
flay2153
on
02-Jul-2008
11:24
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hi
and
thankyou
to
you
all
for
answering
my
thread,
its
just
like
kids
to
leave
it
till
the
last
minute.
I
was
so
tempted
to
go
and
buy
fish
and
chips
for
my
son
to
take
to
school
but
it
has
to
be
in
a
closed
packet,
i
did
look
around
coles
for everything
mentioned
above
and
found
that
they
dont
really
have
to
much
over
there
from
england
in
fact,i
was
there
around
one
and
a
half
hours
and
finally
found
only
one
thing
that
clearly
says
on
packet
made
in
england.They
were
fruit
fizzers,the
brand
is
swizzels
matlow,it
was
such
a
relief..
Thankyou
you
all
once
again
for
your
help.
:o)
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