The English abroad are known for sticking to their teabags and marmite. But it’s a pretty bizarre collection of things that Dutch shoppers buy in the British General Stores in Amsterdam.
In no particular order:
Tomato soup
Shortbread
What? Three biscuits?
Gingernuts
Tea bags
Bicarbonate of soda
So know you know
Colmans mustard
Golden syrup
Union Jack gifts
No balsamic and sea salt here
Salt and vinegar crisps
Branston pickle
Your own thoughts on the English delicacies you cannot do without are most welcome.
The Netherlands by numbers 
Hellman’s Real Mayonaise and Cadbury Cream Eggs and most of all Irn Bru!
The latter Scottish nog English
HP Saus werd verkocht bij de AH, Marmite ook soms….dus moeten ze ook door Nederlanders gekocht worden!
How about Fruit Pastilles or Wine Gums?
Cadbury’s caramel chocolate bar, prawn crisps, salt & vinegar crisps, caramel flap jack, humbugs, fruit pastilles, trebor mint, cadbury chocolate eclairs, milk chocolate hobnobs, heinz spaghetti hoops, heinz baked beans, M&S crispy aromatic duck, clotted cream, elizabeth shaw mint crisp chocolate
Hoola hoops
lemon curd
except for the “soda “there’s nothing in the list abouve that rings a bell! ???? And I like to think of myself as Dutcher-then-Dutch!
Where can I buy Ginger Nuts in the Netherlands? I know Verkade produces them because i have seen them in shops in Namibia and Malaysia. But NEVER in the Netherlands…..