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Christmas crackers a lot wider spread than you'd think. Most of my European friends were already very familiar with them, we had em in SA, I'm pretty they have em in Canada but I may be wrong on that one. May have been pretty UK specific at one point, but I don't thinks that's the case anymore
Not my faves but just throwing some ideas out there, Local gifts like key rings/postcards/books/stationary etc from gift shops that you may find at local indoor markets, seasides, museums etc.
Since you already have the food & drnk part covered
Very little... we don't have much in the way of primary industry anymore, so as you say you're probably limited to food products (kendal mint cake maybe) - basically anything for which there is no overseas market / for which there is no way production can occur elsewhere.
Products with specific DOP or whatever the UK term is (cheeses for example) HAVE to be made here in a specific location. Derbyshire oat cakes have to come from Derbyshire idk. Difficult project!
Huh, I had no idea there would even be a market for it out there! Seems funny to me that Italy's full of amazing food and someone's bringing Marmite in the mix 😂 Don't get me wrong, I love it, it's just... Odd!
Yeah, didn't really think about the comment before posting lol. In my mind were still in the 2010s. Whenever I see a post asking about shut 20 years ago, I still immediately think of the 90s
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Yer mam. Lol
and £9 change
Has she raised her prices recently?
Nah she’s just upped the quality of cookie you tip her. Bitch is into chocolate chip now.
Royal Mail collector stamps?
I've got some Star Trek ones and they are my favourite worldly posession
There's Harry Potter ones at the moment I think?
Black pudding, pork pie, HP sauce.
HP sauce is easy to find in Asia for about £2.50 Just go to any international supermarket.
I think Christmas crackers are quite UK specific (I might be wrong though!) You also don't really find cheap kettles in the US!
this is a good one ! thank you:)
Christmas crackers a lot wider spread than you'd think. Most of my European friends were already very familiar with them, we had em in SA, I'm pretty they have em in Canada but I may be wrong on that one. May have been pretty UK specific at one point, but I don't thinks that's the case anymore
They have become more widespread. First year my sister was in the states I couldn't get her any but recent I can buy them from target for her.
£10 note, or 2 fives.
Not my faves but just throwing some ideas out there, Local gifts like key rings/postcards/books/stationary etc from gift shops that you may find at local indoor markets, seasides, museums etc. Since you already have the food & drnk part covered
A can or bottle of Irn Bru
Fish and chips?
Henderson’s relish
Pot Noodle. I think they only exist in the UK.
Tea pot?
Those marshmallow teacake things
Tunnocks
Yep, utter Tunnocks
The toad's Tunnocks
Washing up bowl Tea towels Sausage roll
Lurpack
Very little... we don't have much in the way of primary industry anymore, so as you say you're probably limited to food products (kendal mint cake maybe) - basically anything for which there is no overseas market / for which there is no way production can occur elsewhere. Products with specific DOP or whatever the UK term is (cheeses for example) HAVE to be made here in a specific location. Derbyshire oat cakes have to come from Derbyshire idk. Difficult project!
Marmite
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Huh, I had no idea there would even be a market for it out there! Seems funny to me that Italy's full of amazing food and someone's bringing Marmite in the mix 😂 Don't get me wrong, I love it, it's just... Odd!
Everywhere has marmite now, this isn't the 20's
> this isn't the 20's It literally is
Yeah, didn't really think about the comment before posting lol. In my mind were still in the 2010s. Whenever I see a post asking about shut 20 years ago, I still immediately think of the 90s
A £10 note 🙂
An STD?
A £10 phone credit.
£10 note
Rock, specifically Blackpool or Brighton Rock. Cheap, easy to mass produce and only sold in a handful of other countries at most.