British-y gifts for Americans

[Hatter The Mad]

I'm going to visit some Americans soon and would like to take over some small British-y gifts.

Cadbury's Chocolate is one, any other ideas?

 

[Ahleckz]

Marmite, Marmalade, Shortbread.

 

[Gaijin]

A quick reference chart as to what common British military units look like from the land and the air.

 

[Danthus]

-y fronts

 

[Dup]

Tea Towels

 

[Pav89]

Yorkshire Tea

 

[Clown]

 

[stoke1863]

Aluminium and make sure you make them say the word right!

 

[Andr3w]

Tea, seriously!


Go ANYWHERE in america and ask for a 'tea' and they will bring you iced tea

If you ask for a 'hot tea' they bring you hot water, with the most pathetic tasting tea EVER

 

[thepeganator]

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Just what I did not want to see!

 

[Bennie-Mac]

A Spitfire, obviously

 

[Wicksta]

The American company Kraft have just shut down the Cadburys factory haven't they? Your present would be like someone northern giving someone rich in the 80s a lump of coal from a closed down northern mine.

 

[digipeep]

Humour

 

[Pestilence]

Mint Humbugs, and Yorkshire teabags.

 

[stoke1863]

Cadburys Cream Egss

 

[Randomface74]

LOL Cadburys is American!

 

[Lysander]

Take a load of ham!! Honey glazed ham! They love it in customs!

 

[deko]

As much Irn Bru as you can fit in a suitcase.

 

[Kutter]

Fruit pastels, wifes family loves em, take some bread, Warburtons if you can get it or hovis. Or if you havent got the space some crumpets.
Most stores round here sell Tea, they even have yorkshire tea.
HobNobs go down well too.

 

[Samueltastic]

It was only sold to an American corp a couple years ago