Looking for a source of UK groceries in USA

[ASinclair]

That’s true! Fortunately any high end grocer here should have good imported cheese.

It’d be nice if I could buy it all at one store though!

Port from bevmo, Stilton from sprouts, black pudding from Shakespeare’s, lamb from grocery outlet, and suet from Amazon. It’s enough to drive a man to drink! Fortunately I can get my old pulteney where I get my port and save a trip. ;)

Yum!

[FossilHunter]

Yum!

This is the way. ;)

[FossilHunter]

Oh, some very exciting and rare culinary treats. Such a Walkers Cheese and Onion crisps, smarties, or the freshly baked creations of Britain's foremost baker, Mr. Kipling.

Non perishables like that should be easy to find online.

[FossilHunter]

Do you guys have a Cost Plus World Market near you?

I used to go there with my mom to get Scottish goods - small stuff like walker's shortbread and that orange marmalade from Dundee.

Also a good place to get British teas like typhoo or pg tips.

[kilted2000]

Non perishables like that should be easy to find online.

I can get them, but the last time I bought them from amazon they were stale.

[FossilHunter]

I can get them, but the last time I bought them from amazon they were stale.

Ooh. That sucks.

[Jock Scot]

Oh, some very exciting and rare culinary treats. Such a Walkers Cheese and Onion crisps, smarties, or the freshly baked creations of Britain's foremost baker, Mr. Kipling.

Well yes, I see. I would certainly miss Walkers crisps. Smarties? I must have eaten thousands of those in my time, but I am not sure that they are still around, perhaps I have just not noticed them recently? As to Mr. Kipling’s creations , I have never been totally convinced how freshly baked they are but we always have a packet or two of their wares lurking in the cupboard.
It seems from what others are saying here that UK produce is not that difficult to obtain over there.

[DunRovinStation]

I lived in England for about a year in 2010/11. Since then I have been missing some British foods not available in the US. I'm talking about basic grocery items such as certain crisps, candy, and bakery brands. I would love to find an affordable place to find them here. I have used The British Corner Shop website but they are based in Britain and the cheapest shipping is about $20. I recently found Ackroyd's Bakery which is US-based but shipping is still $15. Amazon has some things but they often take a long time to arrive and are usually stale.

Is there a website that offers British or overseas groceries without shipping that makes it too expensive to justify the cost?

ROAD TRIP! Jungle Jims just north of Cincinnati O. I used to live up there and got LOTS of stuff from them. They have a whole UK section.

[DunRovinStation]

Locally, I buy from World Market.
My Typhoo and biscuits, and crisps, and jellies, candy, etc.

[DunRovinStation]

britishfooddepot.com ?