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Oh, God, It's So Good!
JD and I went by the recently opened European Market off of South Parkway today (Mason Center strip mall by Ethan Allen - go to far end toward L&N). They have a great selection of imported foods - especially Britain, Germany, and Russia. I believe my mom told me that it's owned by a Russian woman. What I was hoping for - AND FOUND - are Curly Wurly bars.
Some of you might remember the Marathon bars from the 70's. Curly Wurly bars are the same thing and are sold via Cadbury in the UK. I stumbled upon them at the British import store a couple of blocks from my first place in Dallas. The thin nature of the "bar" is what makes this candy quite delightful to me.
Some of you might remember the Marathon bars from the 70's. Curly Wurly bars are the same thing and are sold via Cadbury in the UK. I stumbled upon them at the British import store a couple of blocks from my first place in Dallas. The thin nature of the "bar" is what makes this candy quite delightful to me.
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Oh, and some Winter Chocolate Pocky - if you can find it - is also heavenly. Crispy cookie and chocolate crack, brought to you by those fine Glicko folks in the land of the rising sun.
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For reasons that only make sense if you recall that I haven't really been back to Huntsville in about a decade, the above sentence broke my brain.
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Do they have imported music as well?
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Curly wurly bars = $1.49
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Of course, now I'm going to try making scones on my own, so clotted cream will become imperative. Glad I know now. : )