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Ossie-Sharon 10 years ago

Hi, persistent and Suepb. Some of the foods you’re noting are the same thing in the UK, but just may be lesser known in general because they are not mass-produced or marketed by “big food”. One of the online shopping sites we list in our UK shopping guide (http://www.goodnessdirect.co.uk) offers brief descriptions/explanations of their foods.
For example: http://www.goodnessdirect.co.uk/cgi-local/frameset/detail/277501_Impulse_Foods_Organic_Frozen_Plain_Tempeh_227g.html,
PS: An “English muffin” is basically a crumpet, and “arugula” is “rocket”.

Support 10 years ago

Hi persistent, This article and list of markets that carry our foods should help: https://www.trimdownclub.com/where-to-buy-uk 😉

Suepb 10 years ago

Hi persistent, If you go to groups there is one for the people from UK we have all had this problem. If you go to the menu and in the search put something typically English like back bacon then you will see it come up in the protein section. Unfortunately you seem to have to do this in all the sections. Hope this helps. Sue

persistent 10 years ago

I just joined and immediately worry that I cannot even understand the food descriptions.
What is brick cheese. argurula,tempeh and many more.
I hope you have other people from Uk with same worry.
I do not know if it will be available and if it is the same thing eg English muffin.
Some words can be translated eg cilantro is coriander here i think.
Please translate!

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