If you are a British Expat, it’s likely that at some stage you’ll have missed traditional British food in one form or another. Whether that’s Cadburys chocolate, a jar of Marmite, Walkers crisps or just proper tea such as PG Tips, you will probably have had a hankering for something from home, despite living the good life abroad!
If you’ve tried to find a British shop that sells these items locally you’ll know that they are few and far between. The products are usually very expensive indeed, and generally a tiny selection is on offer.
The British section in the larger supermarkets tends to consist of a few bags of Walkers sensations, and that’s about it.This is where British Corner Shop can help, BCS is an online British supermarketwith over 6,500 British food items in stock.
You can order online, and BCS delivers worldwide to British Expats, Forces, Brits living or working abroad, or anyone else who wants to get hold of British supermarket products but can’t find them where they are.
Delivery cost varies from Country to Country, but there is a graphical indicator bar that shows how full your current box or shipping bracket is, to help optimise how much you can order for a given shipping cost.
Some of the most common British food items most missed by Expatriates include; Heinz Baked Beans, Twiglets, Fray Bentos Steak and Kidney Pies, Cadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate, Robinsons Squash, Pork Scratchings and Smiths Scampi Fries, and Cow & Gate Toddler & Baby food.So if you’re missing your favourite old food from the UK, all is not lost.
Even in Thailand you could still dunk a Cornish Clotted Cream Shortbread into a cup of Earl Grey tea, if you so wished – thanks to the internet.
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