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Heinz salad cream
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md 600 driver
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Re: Heinz salad cream
The full monte did it for me
Her indoors says it's my fault I have to buy it here because I am too tight to pay for a suitcase
But I am tempted to be that person in the queue that gets caught at airport security
Is cream a liquid??
Her indoors says it's my fault I have to buy it here because I am too tight to pay for a suitcase
But I am tempted to be that person in the queue that gets caught at airport security
Is cream a liquid??
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Gary/Gaynor
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Re: Heinz salad cream
YEP!md 600 driver wrote:The full monte did it for me
Her indoors says it's my fault I have to buy it here because I am too tight to pay for a suitcase
But I am tempted to be that person in the queue that gets caught at airport security
Is cream a liquid??
Gaynor
Re: Heinz salad cream
I friend of mine took mayonnaise back form here in a squeezy bottle in her hand luggage and they took it
Re: Heinz salad cream
I thought it was just me and the missus who missed salad cream on holiday. Now I feel vindicated.
Never travel anywhere abroad without salad cream, brown sauce, nescafe, & tetley tea bags.
Armed with this we can make any portuguese food edible!
Never had the courage to take them to a restaurant though.
I now await the flood of posts of derision. Keep it light though, I am only winding you up a little.
Never travel anywhere abroad without salad cream, brown sauce, nescafe, & tetley tea bags.
Armed with this we can make any portuguese food edible!
Never had the courage to take them to a restaurant though.
I now await the flood of posts of derision. Keep it light though, I am only winding you up a little.
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HampshireRich
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Re: Heinz salad cream
Surely you mean PG Tips - far better than Tetley'sscoge wrote:I thought it was just me and the missus who missed salad cream on holiday. Now I feel vindicated.
Never travel anywhere abroad without salad cream, brown sauce, nescafe, & tetley tea bags.
Armed with this we can make any portuguese food edible!
Never had the courage to take them to a restaurant though.
I now await the flood of posts of derision. Keep it light though, I am only winding you up a little.
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Bruce Wallis
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Re: Heinz salad cream
Whenever friends or family come out to see us, they arent allowed in if they havent bought a box of at least 240 teabags.
That's the one thing we import
That's the one thing we import
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Mike Banks
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Re: Heinz salad cream
Same here, although not being a connoisseur I'm happy with PG, Tetleys or Yorkshire tea. The kind of meals that I like brown sauce on, I usually have at Helder's Tropical Bar, and he's always able to provide it. Apart from that I'm quite happy with what is available locally.Bruce Wallis wrote: That's the one thing we import
Re: Heinz salad cream
Strangely we always bring tea back to the UK. My wife loves Liptons green Orient tea but cannot buy it in this country yet is is available in Continente and Intermarche.
The other strange thing is with Kellogs sugar reduced Frosties - you can't get them over here yet Continente in the Portimao shopping centre sells them ???
As for Heinz salad cream my wife always manages to get a bottle of it into the suitcase - she can't live without it
The other strange thing is with Kellogs sugar reduced Frosties - you can't get them over here yet Continente in the Portimao shopping centre sells them ???
As for Heinz salad cream my wife always manages to get a bottle of it into the suitcase - she can't live without it

