BRITISH FOOD, TEAS AND GIFTS FROM OVER THE POND
Helping You Choose
Best British Teas
The British Shop source our teas from Britain and countries around the globe. We offer Fortnum & Mason teas as well as DJ Miles to name but a few! Only teas that give you a better tasting 'Cuppa' carry the brand name Rather Jolly® Tea. We offer Great loose leaf teas, choose from: Black, Green, White, Flavored, Herbal, Organic, Decaffeinated all of which are selected for their special characteristics.
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British Chocolates
An Excellent selection of British Chocolates, that's candy in American, there's a great selection of Cadbury, like Cadbury Flake and Nestle chocolate like Aero and Yorkie, guaranteed to satisfy any snacking desires. All our chocolates are imported from The United Kingdom and delicious, we would go as far to say probably the best chocolate available on the market today, try it and see...
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British Gifts
The best of British Gifts with the trademark Union Jack flag along with all British Premier league soccer club gifts and the Great Dr Who, and of course Harry Potter to name but a few.
Don't forget also the abundance of great British foods, bacon, bangers and black pudding and steak and kidney pies, a great British tradition, come check us out. |
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F&M ROYAL BLEND
In this classic blend of its namesake Fortnum & Mason, this low grown Flowery Pekoe from Ceylon with its uplifting note to the maltier Assam makes this blend of tea an wonderful refreshing and very traditional cup of tea. It was First blended for King Edward VII in the year 1902, and has as popular ever since preferably for its smooth, almost honey-like flavor. Sturdy and refreshing cup.enjoyed any time of day, with an origin from Ceylon and Assam |
AUNT BESSIE RANGE
Aunt Bessies Golden Yorkshires 12 Baked Yorkshire Puddings"I've carefully selected the simplest of ingredients to make my light and crispy Golden Yorkshires. With my special know-how, they're baked to perfection and then quickly frozen for freshness. Now it's over to you. Simply pop in the oven to add a touch of warmth to your family meal, any day of the week." |
Insurance
This Brown Betty teapot has quite a long history dating back to the end of the 17th Century which saw the birth of the Great British Ceramic Teapot. The original unglazed teapot was made out of a red clay from the Forrest of Bradell Woods in Stoke-on-Trent. Today the Brown Betty teapot is still made in Staffordshire England with the same clay from the original area. The Majority of British people believe that the Brown Betty makes the best pot of tea due to the type of clay used and the shape of the teapot. |