The mince pies and tea box were made yesterday for a photo shoot. There’s still 3 left but not for long. Girls up here drink Prosecco 24/7. Most places do a ‘drink as much as you like’ menu. There’s lots of things you dont get in France. Anything other than French wine is a rarity in Super-U which must be against EU law and surprisingly I’m always asked to bring over Mature cheddar. It’s not easy to get a decent clotted cream up here.
Ha! Theres not much we miss though!
We can get a reasonable cheddar and Prosecco in Super U funnily enough, but Lidl is good for international stuff. We're very happy with Loire Valley wine, but we can get a lovely Chardonnay for about 4 Euros a bottle. But our Italian wines (Est, Est, Est. or Grillo for example) come direct - along with cannoli shells and other goodies.
That hasn't changed much for us - we always had more "international' food than English (or French) anyway. The most important item on the "can you bring me over....?" list is Marmite - available here, but at "gold dust" prices!
