Any British Expats here in the States?

[Claus]

That´s the reason, I write about that, Sven. Meanwhile there are Christmas cards returned to sender occasionally. No good sign.
I talked to Martina and she likes the idea of a U.K tour next year.

[codemonkey001]

I've just discovered steamed "puddings"... in particular I'd like to try a 'suet' pudding.

Problem is... can't find the proper suet. Vegetable shortening (like Crisco, etc.) isn't acceptable.

Can somebody provide me with a source?

Amazon sells groceries now... they've got the Atora Blue mentioned upthread. Yum, fat by mail.

[Lmo]

I have old friends here in the States that I haven't hooked up with for years. My BEST friend from high school being one.

Tempus fugit! Time's a wastin'. The bad news is, time flies. The good news is you're the pilot!!

[Mr Wazzock]

Nay lad, thou art wrong, said Noah
It'll rain a lot more, I'll be bound
Come on lad, sell us your maple
Bugger off, said Sam, and then drowned.

Like the "way" you tell it better DL

Three Ha'pence a Foot!

We used to have a record with that on, by Stanley Holloway

[adriancw]

You may found or purchased your suet by now, but if you are or anybody else are still searching:

I highly recommend the British Food Depot (https://britishfooddepot.com/), where they have a ton of ex-pat stuff. The vegetarian Atora Suet is there on sale for $1.50, 200 grams (about 60 % off).

Also try the English Tea Store (more than just tea) - https://www.englishteastore.com/

Hope this helps!!