$10 US for Yorkshire Tea. In Canada $6.50 cdn ( $4.85 US) Great tea but expensive there.

Watched my neighbors house in Houston when they were visiting the UK, and they offered to bring back something as a thank you. I asked for a box of loose Yorkshire tea. They thought this was pretty funny since it is the American equivalent of asking for a six-pack of Budweiser Beer. But you know, sometimes those mass-market products are just perfect.

I have a pen, I have an apple, I have a pineapple plant…UHH - pen-apple-pineapple-plant

don't staple or poke things into trees, you can and will kill them

Always wonder who buys that stuff

Does it have spotted dick?

It's a real thing here!

Eyyyyyyyy

I get specialized sections for places well known for making good food and even the American sections (here's a bunch of terrible junk food that tastes amazing), but a British section?

More people need to give you more likes. That's a good one

This is how 90% of the knuckle-draggers in Pennsylvania walk.

Was Will Smith there recently? Those prints look pretty fresh.

Warmer water made the inside of the bottle have a lower pressure than the surrounding air. Since high pressure goes to low pressure, it made the bottle shrink

Terrible out-toeing gait

I believe that’s more interesting!

Lol no, it's just light pollution from the cold storage units in the area--they belch steam clouds into the sky, and the streetlights catch the clouds and turn them gold.

That building is on fire yo.

Awww...No Jaffa Cakes or Kenco coffee.

I thought they couldn't sell irn Bru in America. I heard its good

Does your Publix also have the Jewish frozen section with the blitzes and schmaltz and the big loaf style gefilte fish?

Violet Crumble has a more traditional honeycomb than Crunchie for anyone wondering.

Worth noting that “pickle” here is category of things, like saying “jam”

Pickle and cheese sandwiches are branston pickle which includes pickled rutabaga and carrot and onion and raisins and stuff. It’s really good!

Not British - the tea variety is smaller than I imagined.

It’s Belgian. This is the “ European” section. The one in the Publix on my street has random Greek chocolate and German bread and such.

All I buy from it in Branston pickle and hobnobs though.

Haha, pube-licks xD

Is this in Jacksonville?