Do you have anything made in the USA

[botswanabanana]

in your home?

3 bottles of Tabasco.

@TheNinjaWife

3 bottles of Tabasco.

Mmm, Cholula sauce. Made in Mexico, but distributes through the USA.

@MaskingForIt

Avery island is in Mexico? I need to consult my map. I was under the impression all Tabasco was made in Avery island. And I thought that was in Louisiana. But I will google.

My refrigerator is an LG that I think was made in Mexico and I have a German made Miele washing machine, but other than those just about everything in the house was made in the USA.

[quote TheNinjaWife]@MaskingForIt

Avery island is in Mexico? I need to consult my map. I was under the impression all Tabasco was made in Avery island. And I thought that was in Louisiana. But I will google.[/quote]
Tabasco is made in Avery Island, Louisiana but Masking was saying that Cholula was made in Mexico. It is.

Yes, but we've been back and forth between the two countries for the better part of 20 years now.

A lot of curly girl friendly shampoo and conditioner.

Yarn.

I have a kitchenaid mixer, too.

@BlackBucketOfCheese

Kitchen Aid stand mixer Pancake mix Few lipsticks my friend bought back from her last trip The old Martha Stewart stationery range. My 10 year old was made there, although born in the U.K. - I worked there for a period of time.

Although I won’t be getting rid of any of the above, I do now actively try my hardest not to buy anything made in the USA. Nor will I travel there again until they sort out their human rights abuses.

So you are plugging your Kitchen Aid in a transformer every time you use it? Which is extremely bad because it will burn through the motor. If you are not doing that then you bought a Kitchen Aid from Kitchen Aid UK

@elp30

Ok, I see what was meant now. Thanks. I have x 3 bottles of the Cholula too. I love hot sauce.

@Glitteryone

Candles & my iPhone / iPad.

Why? I’m not sure if YABU or not....

Aren't they made in China?

iPhones are assembled in China from parts made all over the world.

I have a pair of converse that are so old they are from when they were still made in the USA. You can really tell the difference between them and my newer pairs. The newer soles are way flimsier and the finishing is not as good.

Aren't they made in China?

They are, but people think of them as American since Apple is an American company.

We're about to buy a Tesla and we have a Kitchen Aid.

I'm American and live in the US so a lot of things, but I'm sure we have plenty of things that were made in China as well, I don't usually check. (And the throw blanket I'm using right now was made in the UK, as was the cute dog pillow next to me!)

I'm American and live in the US

Me too. I'm a New Yorker. It's always nice to meet another Yank on MN.

Not a lot, if anything I can think of. We don’t have a trade deal with them so it’s expensive to import things.

Too much to mention. And in the garage too (my car).

Software, that's about it I think.

And some heritage seeds but I think they were probably grown and packed in France.

I have some Inkey List products. I'm pretty sure I saw on the packaging they are made in USA

Are we counting Apple products which are designed in the USA and things from American companies but made physically in China

Answer to your question
Yes brought in the USA - lived there for a couple of years, so brought both souvenirs and some more household goods / furniture back with us

Also have some stuff which I ordered online which came from the US

Raisins.
Wine.
Popping corn.
Assorted other dry goods, nuts and seeds.
Several guitars.
Music books.
Some tools.
Jewelery.
Recording desk.
Make up.
Cups.
Clothing.
Boots.
Workwear.

Oh, I forgot.

Medications. Very expensive medications.

Yes but only stuff I bought when I lived out there. It was generally poor quality so not a lot came back with us.