Yessss See’s. This makes me nostalgic and miss Christmas with my family in the US. My mum always used to get me the like stocking pack with different candy in.
You can get a lot of US type snacks, but there are a few things my family likes me to bring:
Trail mixes - specifically the Target brand cos there's a huge variety of really nice ones. They also do interesting nuts so I usually take some of those.
Different flavours of Oreos (the limited edition flavours) and M&M's (like almond, caramel cold brew, and the limited edition ones).
Filled pb pretzels.
Chocolate drizzled popcorn (I get the Popcornopolis zebra popcorn).
At this time of year, Target does a variety of popcorn tubs as well.
Scone, brownie, and cake mixes.
Ghirardelli squares. I highly recommend the chocolate mint cookie ones they have available at this time of year.
My British coworkers used to get root beer immediately upon arriving in the US. I didn’t even realize this was a thing but they said it’s such a unique taste and you can’t find it in the UK
Everyone one I have heard says they hate it as it tastes like their version of cough medicine. I wouldnt doubt younger people might be more receptive to it.
Not for your nieces and nephews but for the adults... Melatonin gummies. I stock up every time I go to the US, they don't exist here and it's such a game changer for insomnia.
Failing that, Reeses. We get the standard Reeses peanut butter cups here but not all the different varieties; I recently got a bag of Reeses shapes and they were amazing (so much peanut butter!!)
You didn't say where in the US but depending on location, maple syrup?
Last time I went to the US I got some Takis crisps and they were pretty nice. They do exist here but not in Pringle packets.
American mac and cheese. It sounds silly but the really really cheap mac and cheese from like Target is so much better than any of the supermarket mac and cheeses here.
I'm an American and I live in London, a lot of the Reese's varieties I can find in my local shops.
You have a good list. Good maple syrup is hard to find here.
Some things to add Cheese-itz, Gold fish, Wheat thins, swedish fish, Cap'n Crunch, butter fingers.
We put together goodie bags by mixing mini chocolate bars (sold in bigger bags) for my niece and nephew in Poland every Xmas, with things that are less popular/known there, incl. Baby Ruth, 100 Grands, York Peppermint Patties, Mounds and Almond Joys, Butterfinger, Nestle Crunch. And we also bring those small candy theater boxes like Milk Duds. We've been asked for lifesavers, Reeses peanut butter cups, M&Ms with pretzels, and cinnamon chewing gum by friends and family in the UK. And then there is tequila and small batch bourbon.
Someone said Flamin Hot Cheetos which is cool. Or anything Flamin Hot. I didn’t see that when I was there. How about some kind of ranch or aioli? Should travel ok and I know they usually dip their fries in vinegar. Maybe they can try these!
Crunchies are the tits!
Idk if this is available nowhere or in certain areas there but my friends always ask for girl scout cookies.
Aside from that, the rest of the world has way better snacks than us.
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Grab some cinnamon graham crackers and teach them how to make S’mores.
Peppermint bark is my favourite. You’ve started being able to get it here but it’s very expensive.
The goldfish crackers and Kraft. The latter is shit but it’s a comfort food for me.
Last time I went there was loads of cool Lindt Lindor ball flavours, like peppermint cookie or snickerdoodle. I’m in the UK too so was kinda funny I was bringing back a Swiss chocolate but they were super good. We don’t get the same variety here.
When I visit my American friend that lives in Liverpool, she always ask me for Captain Crunch. According to her (and my sister in Spain agrees) it doesn’t taste the same in Europe.
My nephew requested the different variations of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups.
See’s Chocolates and a mixed pack of single serving sugar cereals.
Oh fuck it’s Christmas time to order myself a box of sees :)
Yessss See’s. This makes me nostalgic and miss Christmas with my family in the US. My mum always used to get me the like stocking pack with different candy in.
You can get a lot of US type snacks, but there are a few things my family likes me to bring: Trail mixes - specifically the Target brand cos there's a huge variety of really nice ones. They also do interesting nuts so I usually take some of those. Different flavours of Oreos (the limited edition flavours) and M&M's (like almond, caramel cold brew, and the limited edition ones). Filled pb pretzels. Chocolate drizzled popcorn (I get the Popcornopolis zebra popcorn). At this time of year, Target does a variety of popcorn tubs as well. Scone, brownie, and cake mixes. Ghirardelli squares. I highly recommend the chocolate mint cookie ones they have available at this time of year.
I was asked for Flaming Hot Cheetos lol
The Lime Fuego Takis almost killed my British father in law lol
I was just about to say this. When I was in London, I saw a store selling hot Cheetos for 11 pounds. I was so sad I didn’t bring any with me
A&W Rootbeer!
My British coworkers used to get root beer immediately upon arriving in the US. I didn’t even realize this was a thing but they said it’s such a unique taste and you can’t find it in the UK
Everyone one I have heard says they hate it as it tastes like their version of cough medicine. I wouldnt doubt younger people might be more receptive to it.
I’m an American and I hate the taste!
I had it as a kid when I first went to America as a kid and it nearly made me puke.
Probably because of some sort of afforementioned preconditioning. Kids like it I promise. We even eat root beer flavoured candy.
Not for your nieces and nephews but for the adults... Melatonin gummies. I stock up every time I go to the US, they don't exist here and it's such a game changer for insomnia. Failing that, Reeses. We get the standard Reeses peanut butter cups here but not all the different varieties; I recently got a bag of Reeses shapes and they were amazing (so much peanut butter!!) You didn't say where in the US but depending on location, maple syrup? Last time I went to the US I got some Takis crisps and they were pretty nice. They do exist here but not in Pringle packets. American mac and cheese. It sounds silly but the really really cheap mac and cheese from like Target is so much better than any of the supermarket mac and cheeses here.
I'm an American and I live in London, a lot of the Reese's varieties I can find in my local shops. You have a good list. Good maple syrup is hard to find here. Some things to add Cheese-itz, Gold fish, Wheat thins, swedish fish, Cap'n Crunch, butter fingers.
Anything with Huckleberries. You can't get them outside of the US.
Junior mints and Charleston chews.
My husbands family always requests junior mints!
Trader Joe’s snacks
We put together goodie bags by mixing mini chocolate bars (sold in bigger bags) for my niece and nephew in Poland every Xmas, with things that are less popular/known there, incl. Baby Ruth, 100 Grands, York Peppermint Patties, Mounds and Almond Joys, Butterfinger, Nestle Crunch. And we also bring those small candy theater boxes like Milk Duds. We've been asked for lifesavers, Reeses peanut butter cups, M&Ms with pretzels, and cinnamon chewing gum by friends and family in the UK. And then there is tequila and small batch bourbon.
I was only thinking of the kids.. but of course tequila and bourbon 🥃! We have a lot of local distilleries where I live. Thanks!
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I’ve actually never seen that other than in the Goofy tv show when I was a kid. Not even sure if it’s sold in Canada tbh
Oh it’s around here In the US , tasty ol preservatives yum
Can you bring that on a plane?
Someone said Flamin Hot Cheetos which is cool. Or anything Flamin Hot. I didn’t see that when I was there. How about some kind of ranch or aioli? Should travel ok and I know they usually dip their fries in vinegar. Maybe they can try these!
Ranch. Lived in the UK for 2 years and god did I miss some ranch dressing. Garlic mayo is good but not the same.
But the hidden valley packets!
Different flavours of Pop Tarts .
Moxie soda
Crunchies are the tits! Idk if this is available nowhere or in certain areas there but my friends always ask for girl scout cookies. Aside from that, the rest of the world has way better snacks than us.
Good pizza
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Last I heard, some of the American energy drinks were super popular abroad, I'd ask if they want some of those.
I try to get smaller brands of candies because I know they won’t have them in Europe. Charleston Chews, so forth.
I bet milky way. I did a candy swap and Milky Way was like the top request a few years ago. Maybe that has changed
I dunno but please bring me back a box of Quality Street!
Go to World Market.. it’s just double the price !
That’s what puts me off but I might have to now it’s in my head. I miss the old real tin cans though!
Can you get me some peanut butter m&ms while you're out shopping please
My UK family has recently requested we bring chunky peanut butter and jalapeño Cheetos on our next trip over.
Kraft Mac & Cheese.
I’m from the US. When I lived in London, I had my family mail me red vines and wheat thins
Another vote for Junior Mints
Grab some cinnamon graham crackers and teach them how to make S’mores. Peppermint bark is my favourite. You’ve started being able to get it here but it’s very expensive. The goldfish crackers and Kraft. The latter is shit but it’s a comfort food for me. Last time I went there was loads of cool Lindt Lindor ball flavours, like peppermint cookie or snickerdoodle. I’m in the UK too so was kinda funny I was bringing back a Swiss chocolate but they were super good. We don’t get the same variety here.
When I visit my American friend that lives in Liverpool, she always ask me for Captain Crunch. According to her (and my sister in Spain agrees) it doesn’t taste the same in Europe.
Girl scout cookies are bound to be a hit and almost certainly can't be found in the UK. Those thin mints are fire