Erasmus student

[harbinger]

What is the best way to send bulky/heavy belongings to Europe?

It's beginning to get cold and she can't buy certain foods that are very English.

[bachsingingmum]

My DD used DHL to send a box of her "stuff" back from Germany after her Erasmus year. It worked well in that direction and wasn't too hideously expensive.

[MrsWOLF1]

U can take the t bags out of the box & put into sandwich bags will be a lot lighter jars will prob weigh heavy perhaps her tastes will change !!

[harbinger]

DD is in Spain and has left her jumpers at home for us to send on as her case was already full (max. weight).Not a light packer,family trait

She also NEEDS marmite, peanut butter (not the American gloop on the 'English aisle') and 'proper' teabags. I think she means something that will make builder's tea, Yorkshire or Tetleys perhaps.

[MrsWOLF1]

Hi its just cost me £6 to send ds 2 pkts of biscuits will in future just put extra cash in his acc he.will.eat most stuff so was only sending it as a little pressie !! Where is ur dd studying ? People are already asking re sending Xmas gifts as ds is staying in Sweden so am going to look online 4 options surface mail is cheaper but takes up to 56 days !!