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I got a package from a former mb member from england and he sent me a bunch of chocolates and a jesus and mary chain cassette. Highly recommend sending chocolate, american chocolate is truly **** comparably.
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Those would be my fab four. :cool: |
Just foreign foods in general would be a winner in most cases. If you're not sure if it's common in the US, just ask us here or in the food thread.
You can also get them some timeless Deafbox merch. |
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Oxo cubes Bovril (the packeted drink sachets) Burtons Fish & Chips (curry flavour) Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce Herbal tablets Pear drops PG Tips Jammie Dodgers Hobnobs Colmans mustard HP Sauce Nandos peri peri salt There is more but that's it for now. If you have these in the USA let me know which ones. Cheers. |
Send elph a Newkie Brown and a benzo.
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PG Tips >>>>>
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The U.S. Postal Service doesn't allow alcohol to be shipped. UPS and FedEx allow it with some restrictions, but it's probably more of a hassle than it would be worth. I suppose you could just put a beer in with the rest of the items and take the chance that it would make it through without getting confiscated. Some of the items on your list can be found at some supermarkets in the U.S. Cadbury Bars, Oxo cubes, Lea & Perrins, Colmans, HP Sauce, are all fairly easy to find where I am. Other items can also be found but you'd have to visit a shop that specializes in British food. There is such a shop a few miles from me, but they tend to be few and far between in most areas and some states don't seem to have any at all. |
I'd rather it not be confiscated so I'll check the restrictions and see what can be send. Cheers mate.
Is cheese OK? I know it will be fine if unopened just is it allowed? I could send some good cheeses. |
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