Irish food deliverable to the UK?

lilian1977

Hi

I'm looking for an online stockist of Irish foods such as Kimberley biscuits, Taytos, Barry's Tea etc - all I can find is a place called youririshshop.com which is great but has a mininum order of £30 - more than I'd like to spend.

Any ideas? It's for a Christmas hamper for my parents.

Thanks

xx

stw48

My local ASDA has a small Irish section of food next to the Polish section! Not a big selection but might be worth a look.

lilian1977

Brilliant - thanks! Just found a few bits on Asda online so I'll definitely pop down to my local one and have a look at the weekend.

OnceUponADream

http://www.okaneirishfoods.co.uk/id1.html

This gives a list of shops in the UK stocking a 'Taste of Ireland' foods.

HTH

walshc

Some tescos also have Irish foods- I have a packet of kimberlys sitting in my kitchen trying to tempt me to eat them!

Smashing

My local budgens store sells Taytos & kimberly biscuit as well as chef sauce, galtee chees and white/black pudding.
Also morrisons often have an irish section - we can get club orange, cidona, barry's tea and other assorted stuff there.

whowho

While you're all thinking about Kimberly's... does anyone know where you can get chocolate ones? I'm a sucker for em.

lilian1977

Thanks so much for all the help

whowho - if I see any on my travels I'll let you know!

Quaint1

As someone mentioend earlier, I know Tesco's somethimes sells Irish brands such as Galtee (though I've never seen the cheese there)
As for the Taytos, there are TWO companies using the name; one Northern Ireland company that does a lot of the corn snack type of things (I think they do the Simpsons snacks), the other from the Republic to whose Cheese & Onion crisps I am addicted, but I've never seen them over here. That said, apparently they are sold under the brand name Kings, so if you see them somewhere, they should be the same thing!

I don't know where you are lillian, but Dunnes have branches in the UK - it might be worth checking to see if they will deliver!
Au Res.,
Paul (who has helpful parents who bring stuff over from time to time!)

DCFC79

Sainsburys do some irish food well it claims to be irish eg soda bread, farls, in the bakery section

themammy

You can order direct from Tayto it is expensive at £12 for a box of 48

http://www.tayto.com/shop/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=3&zenid=3988cfe9daf89f68c9176bc45ecf6b56

Budgens do the chocolate covered Kimberley