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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 07:06 pm (UTC)2. Saltines are nobody's favorite snack, but I can at least get little packets for free at Nanen's chemo session. How about Ritz crackers?
3. Kosher salt has big crystals, and is not iodized. I asked once why it's called kosher - turns out, it's the salt you use to kasher meat, that is, to make it kosher by getting the blood out.
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Date: 2017-01-25 07:28 pm (UTC)Another thought: we ate in Taco Bell once, to see what it was like (note "once"), and were presented with little plastic packets of sort of multi-coloured crunchy strips of something. Possibly strips of tortilla? I think they were meant to be put on salad. Again, I didn't find them yummy, but presumably someone does since they exist.
Bacon-related things? We have quite a variety over here but I think you may have more.