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¿Question #224763?
TomTi89: If you are not British, do you buy things from the British section of your local store/supermarket/hypermarket? If you are British, how often do you buy from the American section?

Grimsalt: @MABBY: Daaamnn your selection is amaaazing! I need to move to Chestermere pronto!! Here in Montreal, Rayzg and I are limited by anglo-phobia. Whenever I run low on jarred condiments like Marmite and Branston Pickle, my only option is Hogg's in Westmount :(
MABBY: I look through the British section fairly regularly, but everything in it is premium priced. I did get a package of jammy dodgers once, but I can't ever see me wanting spotted dick in a non-refrigerated box on a shelf. The Dutch section has stroopwaffels AND Botterkoek, and I get Tim Tams from the Aussie section.
pricero1: No I don't want a Twinkie, thank you very much.
Woelf: There isn't a British-specific section at our grocery store, unless you count the few shelves with tea at the end of the coffee aisle.
rayzg: There isn't a specifically British section at my local supermarket. I think I would have to go to an independent grocer that would specialize in those goods.
mr3d: I import tea from the islands. No supermarket has such a section that I'm aware of.
Ruesailmana: I don't think we have a British section in our supermarkets...