I'll send my GF there at the weekend!! Thanks for the tip!Mary Hatch Bailey wrote:I would bring the lady of the house products from LUSH. They are sold here in after market shops but they are not as fresh and they are extremely expensive.
A gorgeous bottle of single malt scotch would be appreciated too. It would cost a bomb here.
@BillyB ~ try Shanghai Tangs for room scents, pricey but worth it.
We are just a bunch of rockstars aren't we - I'm talking about air fresheners and you want gravy granules!!Saint wrote:What I stocked up on last time was the following
Rightguard deoderant
Bisto beef gravy granules
Maynards midget gems
they've nerfed pot noodles though. Last time I had one it was really boring and someone told me they'd cut down on the fat and salt........thereby rendering it tastelessJayCee wrote:Pot noodles - gorgeous
Cadbury's cream eggs and mini-eggs too, I found cream eggs in one supermarket here (roughly 6 dollars for a packet of 3!) but they were all sold out within a day
Giant at PP had a load at the weekend as wellBigSis wrote:I saw cream eggs at cold storage in Siglap this morning - in fact they had quite a few kinds of eggs left which surprised me as they usually get sold out well before now. I bought a pack of mini onesJayCee wrote:Pot noodles - gorgeous
Cadbury's cream eggs and mini-eggs too, I found cream eggs in one supermarket here (roughly 6 dollars for a packet of 3!) but they were all sold out within a day
I could actually do with a bag of Wakers Lights, the ones that you could never buy in larger amounts because big packs either came in 3 flavs or you had to buy the "regular fat" ones if you wanted 6x packs of just S&V.BillyB wrote:Kettle chips do sea salt and vinegar - my favourite!!aster wrote:Proper salt & vinegar crisps and a bottle of sewage water bottled and branded as Newcastle Brown Ale.
And I didn't know they had Newcastle Brown in Germany Aster??!!
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