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Old Jan 12, 23, 6:35 am
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I don't have an Amazon account, and I'm not willing to make one for this. I found them at WH Smith on the upper level at T5A, for just over one pound each. Listed as 1.59 each, but got a discount of about 50p each at the register.
Good to know. How many did you buy?
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Old Jan 12, 23, 7:49 am
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Peanut Butter M&Ms
I give out packs of M&Ms to the crews on my flights. I'll have to add the peanut butter ones to my rotation at your suggestion.
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Old Jan 12, 23, 8:37 am
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Originally Posted by Ryan_
I don't have an Amazon account, and I'm not willing to make one for this. I found them at WH Smith on the upper level at T5A, for just over one pound each. Listed as 1.59 each, but got a discount of about 50p each at the register.
Oh Well Done. Please may I ask but how many did you buy and are they all intended for you? You did do well and no faff going off to some supermarket.

Have a great flight to LAS!
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Old Jan 12, 23, 8:38 am
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Originally Posted by HIDDY
Good to know. How many did you buy?
You'd have been arguing for paying 59p with a £1.00 discount,
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Old Jan 12, 23, 9:16 am
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Originally Posted by Ryan_
I don't have an Amazon account, and I'm not willing to make one for this. I found them at WH Smith on the upper level at T5A, for just over one pound each. Listed as 1.59 each, but got a discount of about 50p each at the register.
yes that’s what I found too at the same WH Smith. No boxes anywhere.


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Old Jan 12, 23, 9:34 am
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I don't know what a peppermint cream is but I'll be on the lookout later this month as it seems like something the missus will enjoy
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Old Jan 12, 23, 9:43 am
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A wild guess would be Boots or WH Smith - can you give them a call? They have quite extensive snack sections. I've definitely gotten stashes of British snacks at those locations post-security when departing.
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Old Jan 12, 23, 9:56 am
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Originally Posted by Ryan_
I don't have an Amazon account, and I'm not willing to make one for this. I found them at WH Smith on the upper level at T5A, for just over one pound each. Listed as 1.59 each, but got a discount of about 50p each at the register.
I see from your FT profile that you are U.S. based; have you tried Junior Mints? I hear that they are very refreshing.

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Old Jan 12, 23, 11:47 am
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A new British delicacy to try... one can only hope they are better than, ugh, Smarties.
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Old Jan 12, 23, 8:03 pm
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Love these! If you are in the US, there is a Scottish bakery here in the Detroit area that sells them. They also do mail order.

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Old Jan 12, 23, 11:02 pm
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Originally Posted by DavidDTW
Love these! If you are in the US, there is a Scottish bakery here in the Detroit area that sells them. They also do mail order.

Ackroyd's
Ackroyd's Scottish Bakery (ackroydsbakery.com)
I’ve seen them in the shop at the U.K. pavilion in Disney Epcot , Orlando, alongside other U.K. delicacies such as cadburys curly wurly and tunnocks caramel wafers at vastly inflated prices
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Old Jan 12, 23, 11:15 pm
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I would just stick with Peppermint Patties if US based.
Pretty cheap in Target etc. Got loads from the Flashship lounge at JFK a while ago.

Can't say I've bought anything Frys wise since the 80s. Obviously someone still buys them as they keep going.

Not sure how different After Eight mints would be?
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Old Jan 12, 23, 11:49 pm
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Is one allowed to take foodstuffs such as these though US customs? I thought there were restrictions on doing so, or is that just fresh meat and dairy?
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Old Jan 13, 23, 12:13 am
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Originally Posted by xenole
I would just stick with Peppermint Patties if US based.
Better chocolate to cream ratio?
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Old Jan 13, 23, 2:13 am
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Originally Posted by HFHFFlyer
Is one allowed to take foodstuffs such as these though US customs? I thought there were restrictions on doing so, or is that just fresh meat and dairy?
I think you can take chocolate and “candy” through but you need to declare it or else suffer a fine and “other penalties”. Cancellation of GE was one such mentioned…

I’m so paranoid I won’t even travel with mints!
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