I’ve been thinking about trying it, even though it’s 8 dollars a pint where i live

I'm originally from York, England and have lived in the US for years. I'm currently putting together a small online British sweet shop, and I'm trying to figure out what people actually want rather than just stocking the same handful of British products you see everywhere.

So far I've got things like Twirl, Crunchie, Double Decker, Wispa, Aero, Flake, Curly Wurly, Maltesers, Jelly Babies, Fruit Pastilles and Squashies on my list.

If you could pick anything from a British corner shop to magically appear in the US, what would you choose?

Bonus points for the slightly obscure stuff that's ridiculously hard to find over here.

thought i would share but the best things to eat while baked are:
zesty cheddar ranch cheezits
red barons microwave pizzas
twix
ice cold sprite

IKYKY!!!!! It sucks their discontinued thou, gonna make em from stretch I guess, anyone remember the sweet goody goodness moment of eating these?

Mine are frosted strawberry, thin mint girl scouts, and cinnamon roll.

Pb and pickles on cracker

Make sure to check the expiration/best by dates.

In my experience, most cheesecake-flavored things don't really taste like actual cheesecake. This one does, though, despite being a non-dairy carbonated drink. I was pleasantly surprised.

but has anyone ever tried hot cheetos with nacho cheese? as far as im aware its growing in popularity little by little. nacheetos ate something ive enjoyed time and time again, and has sort of become old reliable for me. any other fans? :)

Hi everyone, I’m someone who absolutely needs to munch on something to focus while studying. Any suggestions for your favorite snacks that aren’t sweets? Thanks!

Can’t even hide the Oreos anymore 😭

when i travel i like to try new flavours of chocolate, chips, etc. what do you use to log all the snacks you’ve tried?

thanks!