Irish goodie lovers - PSA

We have Barry's tea in our "British" food section. I'd never heard of it before and thought it was just these silly Americans.

It is silly, Barry's Tea is Irish ?

The Asda in Watford has all these and more which I stock up on when I visit my in laws - the one in Cambridge has no such goodness ?

Has anyone found Tayto Cheese and Onion or Chips??

Are Mikado's long thin biscuits covered in chocolate? They were when I was a kid and we were on holiday in France - they are lovely! Didn't know they were an Irish thing!

You can order from the Tayto website:

https://www.tayto.com/

Oh Barrys tea part own our company, so we normally get some in work but we prefer Nambarrie or Punjana up here in Norn Iron. But there is no crisps like Tayto yummm

Me too (the French ones!) - they are so nice dipped in coffee so they go melty!

The Irish ones sound more like teacakes.

Holio, I can't believe you didn't know Asda had an Irish section. I've known for ages. ? It's not great though, I don't particularly drink tea and I'm not that bothered about Mikado or Kimberley biscuits, nor red lemonade, so I only ever collect pick up Cidona there. They don't sell Tayto, nor Moro, nor Tiffin. However, there should be a parcel winging its way to me this week containing those goodies, so I'll be letting you know. ?

There's no Asda near me, Ostrich, probably just as well <already enough of a bloater icon> ?

How can you not love Kimberleys? The chocolate ones are wronger than a wrong thing, but the gingery marshmallowey loveliness of the original is fabulous!

I'll wait for contact when the eagle has landed ?

They're just a big too claggy for me. Is claggy a word I invented, I wonder? ?

Oh the things i take for granted ?

Tayto and club orange by the bucketload.lol

Those are the Northern Irish version Baron, they're not the same.