Irish food deliverable to the UK?

Biggles

Homemade Irish soda bread is good, I make my own any time I can get hold of some buttermilk.

lilian1977

Thanks for all the extra help

claire2007

It might be worth checking out some local shops as well.
My dad always gets his irish papers in a newsagents and
brings be back some taytos, club orange, emeralds and some golden crisp
chocolate, even though its still cadburys, it tastes better
But my local asda and morrisons sells barrys tea - my parents won't drink
anything else, club drinks, red lemonade, cidona, scone and bread mix,
soup, chef sauce (red and brown) and kimberly biscuits.
I love the marshmellow and jam ones...yum!

pegginout

whowho wrote: »

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

My 6 year old son goes MAD for these!!!
My MIL is Irish but lives in England, she pops over to visit family about once a month and brings loads back, all individually wrapped. He loves them. She comes home with a case full of food!
I'm not so keen on them myself but I do like a nice bit of white pud from superquinn xx

Js_Other_Half

Home Bargains often do the NI Tayto Cheese and Onion crisps

Sainsburys do the potato bread, soda farls, wheaten bread and a new NI bakery make called Genesis http://www.genesisbreads.com/

Farm foods used to do a 'plain' mothers pride loaf (admittedly Scottish)- it could be worth checking if they still do.

irish_eyes_r_smiling

anybody who lives in or around Manchester, this is a good stockist



www.iwhc.com/shop/index.htm

burnham1

I am now really jealous as I dont have a local store selling Tayto or Golden Crisp, or Kimberly.....I was in Dublin last week and we always bring Tayto back, but they never last very long..!!!!

cybermum

Oh thanks for this thread!
I am an Irish gal and never thought about online stockists before.

Oh also QualitySaver sell Taytos crisps too (not sure if all of them ,but I have seen a couple of stores here in Manchester do).

lilian1977

I am actually in Manchester and hadn't realised there was a heritage centre in Cheetham Hill, so thanks for that irish_eyes_r_smiling

I can't wait to get this hamper started now, so many good ideas!

Zoomer

Corby Morrisons.
Good Scottish selection as well as Polish