You can still get Paprika in the "Walkers MAX" range.
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You can still get Paprika in the "Walkers MAX" range.
Walkers Beef and Onion crisps, the Steak replacement we currently have, just doesn't compare at all
Absolutely! By far the best flavored Walkers crisps.
Just bought a box of these from amazon
They also do the Spicy Nik Naks and Flamin Hot Monster Munch.I miss beef Discos.
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I think the Max range has been rebranded as Ruffles. I saw Ruffles the other week and was excited, so bought some - then realised they were exactly the same as Max; it would seem pointless to have two pretty much identical brands.
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I think you can get Maxibons in Europe still. I did get a Magnum Sandwich on holiday last year which was essentially the same too.
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I remember my dad telling me about this Wine called Thunderbird which was really strong. I've never seen it.
I'm having a regression It really irritates me that I cant find any flavour of NikNaks outside of a multipack other then the spicy one, the one I dont like. I love the hard cheese one, and the scampi and lemon ones!
Also I really miss Cadburys Shortcake Biscuit Bars. You can only get the small size these days, and rarely at that!
Also I really miss Cadburys Shortcake Biscuit Bars. You can only get the small size these days, and rarely at that!
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If you were in Newcastle upon Tyne, you could head to Wing Hong Chinese cash'n'carry on George Street (near Newcastle College and the Redheugh Bridge) and grab cans of the stuff for 45p each!
And to the thread overall, I'd add "kumquats".... aye, I know it's fruit and I know they're seasonal, but even "in season" (about now I think) I can never find them these days.
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Vimto Jam
Was lovely with some cheese in a sandwich
Was lovely with some cheese in a sandwich
I remember my dad telling me about this Wine called Thunderbird which was really strong. I've never seen it.
This tastes like it, got a bottle of it when i was pretty drunk a few years ago.
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There are a couple of items that are still available in places but I can't find locally since I moved to the North East of England. These were (and still are) readily available in Shetland where I moved from about 8 years ago.
1. Kraft Cheesey pasta (one of my guilty pleasures
). Can't find this anywhere locally so I have to order it by the case from Amazon.
2. Marshall's macaroni. By far the best dried macaroni ever and I won't make macaroni cheese with anything else. I usually bring back about 6 bags of it every time I go to Shetland to visit family. I did find it once in a Morrison's in Newcastle a few years back but haven't seen it since. It's a Scottish company so that may explain why it isn't available in Englandshire.
1. Kraft Cheesey pasta (one of my guilty pleasures
). Can't find this anywhere locally so I have to order it by the case from Amazon.2. Marshall's macaroni. By far the best dried macaroni ever and I won't make macaroni cheese with anything else. I usually bring back about 6 bags of it every time I go to Shetland to visit family. I did find it once in a Morrison's in Newcastle a few years back but haven't seen it since. It's a Scottish company so that may explain why it isn't available in Englandshire.
I remember my dad telling me about this Wine called Thunderbird which was really strong. I've never seen it.
Ah yes. The old Chunderbird, that brings back bad memories