I thought everyone knew what gelatin is? Not horses hooves though, very few Western countries use horse as a source for any food product.

The bovine/porky stuff goes for anything gelatinous yeh, so marshmallows, jello, pudding, etc Mmmm fine with that. You guys don't get pork rinds. We get pork rinds.

Lots of Haribo here in New Haven. Hmmm...I feel another photo essay coming on...

Normal Haribo - yes. But I have not seen Fizzy Cola ones ANYWHERE. Or any sour type ones.

There's not a Target in every city in the US. The closest one to us is 80 miles away.

I do think there's probably a WalMart everywhere.

I should really bring some of those breakfasts in a can home as gifts, great idea Did anyone actually try them though? I wanna know who eats them. I bet my dad would...

Man...Target's so overrated. It is cleaner but I think the quality of the products and the number of sweatshops is probably just as high as Walmart's, so I kind of resent that they're trying to pretend to be better based on looks and image alone. And they don't have nearly as much selection. I'll take my trailer trash walmart anyday

where are you guys living ?? the Walmarts I have been to don't seem to be likes the ones you are describing

yeah I don't really like Target.. it feels too snobby in there... \

and not all Canadians like Target

Maybe you're going to Canadian Walmarts.





Blasphemy!!! You're out of the club!!!

Back to the subject I thought I'd let you guys know that I'm just about to tuck in for some bangers and mash with baked beans
let me know if anyone here would like me to send them baked beans through the post...

I'm having a toasted tomato sandwich with coffee.

Oh. Is this not the "What's for Breffrus?" thread?

Had my brekkie..was trying to decide between a slap up or weetabix.
Slap up anyday with black pud

Maybe you're going to Canadian Walmarts.





Blasphemy!!! You're out of the club!!!

I likes me some black pud, but any day?

yeh baby any day but not every day ..

Black pudding was my Mom's favourite breakfast! She always got it from the local "Scottish shop" and whenever her sisters visited, they would all settle in for a good helping of black pud. I never really took to it, but what I miss and would love to find is good finnan haddie! Yum! haven't had that since I left Kingston, Ontario where the same Scottish shop Mom went to sold it. I've had other smoked fish since, but it is just not the same.

Ohhhhhh. I TOTALLY miss a good finnan haddie. I've found they have the tinned kippers here. I like to put them in my fish/seafood chowder. The fish and the broth really provides an added boost.

Meh, beans on toast is alright. I've had it like...twice. Totally edible and good if you're hungry. Think it is ingrained probably. I love Chef Boyardee spaghetti sandwiches for god's sake, who would I be to talk

I actually have been procrastinating not doing my essay for awhile and just came across this recipe beans sandwich

baked beans, onion, tomato, cheese and bacon on english muffins Hey it's got a five star rating, I bookmarked the dang thing

FYI I went by the store today and Harris Teeter here DOES have Heinz brand (love the purdy color of the can). I think it was like $2.80ish whereas Van Camp's was like 80 cents. Screw that. Thought maybe it'd be cheaper here in the south but noooos.

The place my DF and I were staying at last week gave a big slab of haggis with the breakfast. I tried to eat it...but well it just wasn't setting well with me.

Don't feel bad...like like to put peanut butter on my grilled cheese!

Okay all you Brits. I am sure this has been discussed at length in the UK forum, but my search turned up discussions 6 pages long and my baked bean craving will not allow me enough time to go through all of them to find my answer. You guys love talking about food.

Being Canadian of British parents I have grown up on Heinz beans, and so today, with my husband away on business, I decided what I needed was beans on toast for dinner (husband detests them). So I go down to Safeway for the express purpose of purchasing a tin for my dinner only to discover they don't HAVE them. That's insanity. Do they not have them at all except specialty shops for lots of extra $$?? Or can they be found at SOME select mainstream shops?? Please don't tell me I might have to order tins of beans online or something.

I wish I had known about this before I had moved!!! We would still be in Canada!

Where should I look?? I'm in Boulder, CO if that helps:)
THANKS!!!!

Okay, apparently, my husband tells me the beans we got at our Safeway (which were Heinz and look just like the ones he would get in England, which he excitedly bought when we saw Safeway selling them) tasted nothing like the ones from England and were too sweet *grin* I stand corrected. Anyway, House of Windsor is another possibility, and my husband did say the have the Proper Beans for sure at the Cost Plus World Market down in our area at least. There is one in Boulder as well you might try:

1685 28th Street Boulder, CO 80302