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conuly(We decided the penpal in Ontario probably doesn't need more maple in her life.)
...are you familiar with the idea that I tend to go overboard? Yeeeeeeah. So now I have a question, though ultimately this is all going to boil down to "the maple, grape, and root beer candies we've got sitting in our pantry" anyway: It's easy to find out what American candies you don't have in England and/or Australia. Are there any savory snacks that are lightweight and yummy that you don't have?
...are you familiar with the idea that I tend to go overboard? Yeeeeeeah. So now I have a question, though ultimately this is all going to boil down to "the maple, grape, and root beer candies we've got sitting in our pantry" anyway: It's easy to find out what American candies you don't have in England and/or Australia. Are there any savory snacks that are lightweight and yummy that you don't have?
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Date: 2017-01-25 05:47 pm (UTC)This is rather difficult to answer, as the chances are that if we don't have them here in the UK, I don't know that they exist at all.
I met some savoury things in the USA that we don't have here but they were all hot, cooked, and messy.
The impression I've got is that American snacks are far more likely to be sweet than ours, so finding savoury items that are legal to post may well be hard.
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Date: 2017-01-25 07:07 pm (UTC)That's certainly possible, though my grocery store might beg to differ.