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(Ex-Pat) American looking for UK equivalent

23 replies

Scout19075 · 01/06/2010 15:01

Hiya!

Just as the title suggestions, I'm looking for a UK equivalent of this. I could find some gummy fish, I'm sure, but think fish crackers would be nicer. Anyone have any ideas where I can find something similar?

Thanks!

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littleoldme · 01/06/2010 15:05

what about this online shop ? good luck !

slim22 · 01/06/2010 15:07

Maybe selfridges or harrods food halls?
DD loves the multicolored ones.

Scout19075 · 01/06/2010 15:12

Thanks for the suggestions. Every online shop I looked at were "sorry, sold out" which is what made me wonder if there were any UK companies that did something similar.

I'm starting to regret not bringing a package or two back when I went to the States last month.

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abdnhiker · 01/06/2010 15:16

Morrisons do little cheese crackers in hearts,clubs, diamonds etc. They are about the same size and sort of halfway between the plain and cheese flavoured goldfish. I'm currently using them for toilet training.

stealthsquiggle · 01/06/2010 15:30

I knew that was going to be Goldfish - my DC love them (and DH and I always bring them back from the US)

Bizarrely, our local Asda used to have them in their 'international food' section, but that was a few years ago now (we have since moved and I have not been into an Asda since)

M&S do cheesy mice but they are not as nice as goldfish.

Scout19075 · 01/06/2010 15:40

Mice would be cute, but I'm making a fishbowl cake so not sure mice would have the same effect. LOL

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iamreallysilly · 01/06/2010 15:43

Think Lidl/Aldi do something like that but they are savoury snacks, called party mix ,i think

stealthsquiggle · 01/06/2010 15:44

Ahhh - you didn't say that bit!

I think gummy fish are the only option, tbh. Wouldn't cheesy crackers with cake be a bit strange anyway ?

Scout19075 · 01/06/2010 15:45

I've also found some on ebay.co.uk which I guess isn't too bad -- they're instock but not much size choice.

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120 · 01/06/2010 15:46

how about making your own?
1oz icing sugar, 2oz soft salted butter, 3oz plain flour. Mix, cut out, bake at 180 for 10 mins.

slim22 · 01/06/2010 15:47

gummy ones then, definitely!

stealthsquiggle · 01/06/2010 15:47

How about these? (although you would have to eat save all the chips)

stealthsquiggle · 01/06/2010 15:48

or these?

Scout19075 · 01/06/2010 15:49

Yes, I thought crackers with cake would be a bit strange, too, but while I was home I found these really cool cake decorating books. One of the cakes was a fishbowl -- blue cupcake wrapper and the icing made to look like the inside of a fish bowl with a couple of the crackers on top.

Any ideas where I could find gummy fish? I've seen the red swedish fish but maybe gummy fish of various colors would be just as cute/fun?

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Scout19075 · 01/06/2010 15:53

Thanks Stealth, though the first link takes me to a camera shop?

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LouIsWaltzingMatilda · 01/06/2010 15:53

Bentalls in Kingston sometimes sell them in their USA section in the basement.

Scout19075 · 01/06/2010 15:54

120 -- oh, that sounds interesting, too! Might have to try that.

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MelonCauli · 01/06/2010 15:54

They sell them in the food shop in Milton Keynes shopping centre

stealthsquiggle · 01/06/2010 16:00

Sorry. Useless C&P. It was meant to be fish and chips

Scout19075 · 01/06/2010 16:03

Thanks Stealth -- THOSE are cute and could be cute!

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Scout19075 · 01/06/2010 16:04

D'oh! Can't type today. Meant those are really good and could be really cute on a cake.

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Rockbird · 01/06/2010 16:27

M&S don't do cheesy mice any more. The buggers have stopped dong them. DD loved them

Sonilaa · 01/06/2010 16:43

You could try (indian) corner shops, my corner shop sells "gullon pick fish" crackers.

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