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MILTONS COD posted:I am in dire need of: C-bus Ohio here, I've never seen those before, but I just told my wife to look out for them on shopping day. I am a fan of Pringles, and also cimmiman n sugar, and chocolate and peppermints and things, and I'm thinking these would all come together nicely.
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Shoggoth bgosh posted:OK, I'm just bumping this since it's on page 3 now... Can you re-send me your address? My email's all weird today for some reason and I can't find the address. Was gonna ship some poo poo out today but I lost the drat address  Maybe it's a glitch on my work's network or something and it'll work itself out before UPS comes for pick up and I'll be able to get it out today.
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| # ? Nov 26, 2012 19:33 |
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MILTONS COD posted:I am in dire need of: I have seen the cinnamon ones at my local Wal Mart, next time I go I'll keep a look out and get a few and work something out. Would it be expensive to send out liquids to the US from the UK. I am looking for some Crabbie's and maybe some Tango in any flavor. Depending on prices I may be able to just offer straight cash for these if needed. What I can trade are Mexican candy, cokes, anything you can think of. I live accross the border from Mexico and can get anything you desire Am wanting to try different local chips from anywhere.
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| # ? Nov 26, 2012 22:22 |
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 Chococat is the best ever, and I will fight to the death anyone who disagrees   My boyfriend will have a very Merry Christmas and I couldn't have done it without you! 
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| # ? Nov 27, 2012 17:32 |
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I'm so glad to see it arrived safely! Now you see how there was no hope for it to fit in an envelope 
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| # ? Nov 27, 2012 17:52 |
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Chococat did a trade with me as well - she is seriously the bee's knees. I can't wait to post the results when the package gets here! (I hope the Canada post doesn't eat it!  )Our first trade went so well, I'm going to try and send out another one - looking for any Danish goons (we can go general Scandinavian as well) to make my mother-in-law's Christmas a bit more special (believe me, I need all the brownie points I can get). My husband's family lived in Denmark during his younger years and love their Christmas treats - his mom always puts on a "Danish Christmas" during winter break. It's full of homemade aquavit/akvavit and many different herrings (from Ikea). If anyone could send some Danish Christmas goodies, such as pebernødder (my husband's favourite), klejner, vaniljekranse, jødekager, or even some assorted marzipan/chocolate thingies, you will be receive in return A GIANT BOX O' CANADA!  
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| # ? Nov 28, 2012 04:59 |
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PezMaster posted:jødekager This literally means 'jew cakes'! 
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| # ? Nov 28, 2012 07:04 |
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PezMaster posted:A GIANT BOX O' CANADA! I sent you a PM, but I'm interested in acquiring some Canadagoods for cash or trade.
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| # ? Nov 28, 2012 18:24 |
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In a stunning reversal, it looks like Canada Post actually did something in a speedy manner and I got a box from PezMaster in the mail today! Thank you so much for that box of my favourite things from Canada, and I cannot wait for LUUUUUUUUU to join the right team. I hope your box gets there soon!  
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| # ? Nov 29, 2012 02:55 |
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Yay! I hope that was you ravaging the cookies/kinder egg and not the postman 13Pandora13 posted:I sent you a PM, but I'm interested in acquiring some Canadagoods for cash or trade. axolotl farmer posted:This literally means 'jew cakes'! 
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| # ? Nov 29, 2012 03:14 |
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I think it got left in the sun or something by the postman... some of the candy bars are weird shapes, but that's ok. And everybody knows the best part of the kinder egg is the toy, anyways. The cookie box arrived intact.
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| # ? Nov 29, 2012 03:22 |
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If anyone wants any Vermont, New England, or possibly New York goodies, let me know! Examples: Maple syrup/candy:  The good, Vermont, kind. Don't let those sneaky Canadians fool you, they have inferior syrup. Maple pepper:  Cabot cheese stuff...like the shake cheddar:  Like canned parmesean, only good. The best fuckin' thing to put on popcorn. Vermont Common Crackers:  Lake Champlain Chocolates: 
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| # ? Nov 29, 2012 03:40 |
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The Door Frame posted:If anyone lives near a brewery that's got a really good IPA or Double IPA, I'm very interested in buying a 6 pack or two. Or if anyone can find a 6 pack of buffalo sweat, I'm looking for that one as well Bay Area here if you're interested I can think of a few. I've never shipped beer before though.
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| # ? Nov 29, 2012 03:55 |
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Kingnothing posted:What in the gently caress are those? BigStu posted:I have seen the cinnamon ones at my local Wal Mart beamrider posted:I'm thinking these would all come together nicely. I'm glad we were able to put an ace team for this serious endeavour. I've got PMs or you can email me at randolphcarterskey@gmail.com.
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| # ? Nov 29, 2012 10:29 |
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PezMaster posted:Yay! I hope that was you ravaging the cookies/kinder egg and not the postman Jødekager is just shortbread with cinnamon and butter on top http://translate.google.com/transla...ager%2F&act=url The only exotic ingredient is hjortetaksalt which is baker's ammonia, or ammonium carbonate.
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fuzzy_logic posted:Bay Area here if you're interested I can think of a few. I've never shipped beer before though. Sweet! It should work out fine, my mom used to get wine in the mail, so I know alcohol can be shipped. What would you like in return? E: I'm in Chicago The Door Frame fucked around with this message at Nov 29, 2012 around 17:56 |
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 Found these bad boys while grocery shopping. They had plenty of the Pumpkin Spice and got the last cinnamon one. Will swing by again later today and see what I can find
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| # ? Nov 29, 2012 14:34 |
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The Door Frame posted:Sweet! It should work out fine, my mom used to get wine in the mail, so I know alcohol can be shipped. What would you like in return? It's technically illegal but whatevs, I'll wrap it in plastic. You don't have PMs so beerchat is happening now. Which of these have you never heard of / can't get: - Double Take - Ballast Point - Drake's - 21st Amendment - Russian River - Speakeasy These are technically from Oregon: - Ninkasi - Rogue, though I think they may distribute out to you I'll probably add an APA too, west coast IPAs tend to be APA-ish anyway. Also you're not getting all of these, maybe like, a couple 22s if that's cool. Sadly a few good limited editions just went off the shelf recently; I would've sent Vendetta but the only bottle I know of would need to be pried from my best friend's cold dead fingers. He's over my shoulder right now telling me Drake's sucks but he can go to hell :p edit: if Chicago gets Uncle Ray's dill potato chips I would be very happy, also anything brewed near you except Goose Island - we occasionally get one of their "vintage ales" on tap somewhere and it is godawful. fuzzy_logic fucked around with this message at Nov 30, 2012 around 03:52 |
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PezMaster posted:Chococat did a trade with me as well - she is seriously the bee's knees. I can't wait to post the results when the package gets here! (I hope the Canada post doesn't eat it! You've left out a few good Danish goodies: Brunkager (brown cookies), honningkage (honey cake), æbleskiver and gløgg. Axolotl Farmer already mentioned gløgg (glögg in Swedish) on the first page. It's probably easiest to make your own. I doubt æbleskiver will keep very well in freight - premade ones are usually sold frozen, and their consistency is a bit like waffles or doughnuts. Brunkager are more or less gingerbread (as far as I can tell). Honningkage looks like brownies or something, but the taste is very different. If you can't wait, pebernødder are really easy to make yourself. And like klejner, they are a lot better when home made .
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fuzzy_logic posted:It's technically illegal but whatevs, I'll wrap it in plastic. You don't have PMs so beerchat is happening now. Which of these have you never heard of / can't get: I haven't heard of Double Take, Ballast Point, 21st Amendment, Speakeasy or Ninkasi so pretty much whatever you send is new to me! I'm almost positive I've seen those chips around here, and we've got Revolution, Great Lakes, Three Floyd's, Two Brother's and Right Brain Breweries as good local brewers, what kind if beer are you looking for?
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| # ? Nov 30, 2012 16:01 |
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BigStu posted:
Ewwwww My mom had the Cinnamon and a loving Peppermint Pringles... So gross.
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DrBouvenstein posted:If anyone wants any Vermont, New England, or possibly New York goodies, let me know! This is a wonderful post of home.  If I wasn't going home for Christmas I would totally hit you up in exchange for Displaced Vermonter Goodies (aka poo poo from North Carolina).
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Cincinnati Ohio, USA reporting in. I have no idea which of these foodstuffs are available outside of the USA or not and I didn't really check as I just stopped by the store after work! That being said, here's what I have to offer: Back row( left to right): Yoder's barbecue flavored pork rinds (Amish made!) Grippo's barbecue flavored potato chips (A Cincinnati staple!) Captain Crunch's crunch berry cereal (Guaranteed to cut the poo poo out of the roof of your mouth with flavor!) Front row: Little Debbie Fudge Round (Two thin chocolate caked filled with chocolate icing) Little Debbie Oatmeal Cream Pie (Two thin oatmeal-based cakes filled with vanilla frosting) And a good old fashioned Hershey's milk chocolate bar. (Chocolate!) The Grippo's chips are widely disputed as the best bbq chip in existence and anyone that says otherwise can leave Ohio.
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You didn't even rep our best loving export since Charlie Manson... Skyline Chili. But don't fret, I already did it (I'll tell myself that's why you didn't, you traitor).
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I just didn't want to call attention to how you were misspelling GoldStar
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I can offer some goodies that are made in the Mid-Atlantic. I kind of feel as if my offerings aren't as exciting as some of the other food in this thread, but maybe someone will be interested. Old Bay It's made just outside of Baltimore. It's mostly used for crabs and shrimp, but it can be used to season other meats.  Herlocher’s Dipping Mustard Despite always seeing this at my local markets, I've actually never had this stuff. It's made in State College, Pennsylvania and is supposedly hard to find in many parts of the U.S.  Sweetzel's Spiced Wafers These are made in Philadelphia. They're hard cookies and go well with hot drinks.  Lance Nekot Cookies These contain peanut butter filling and are another snack that goes well with hot beverages. Lance used to make a variety containing a lemon-flavored cream cheese filling, but they decided to be assholes and stop making them.  Utz Potato Chips These are my favorite brand of potato chips. They are made in the hole-in-the-wall town of Berlin, Pennsylvania and are limited to East Coast stores. Most of their flavors are typical of what is found in the U.S. The variety I have pictured are Crab Chips, and are mostly confined to the Mid-Atlantic. They don't taste like crab meat; rather, they are seasoned with Old Bay.  Frozen Run This soft drink is made in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. It's a variety of birch beer, and it's usually cheaper than other brand-name sodas. (Birch beer is pretty similar to root beer.) By the way, I'm another goon who can offer Amish foods. I also have access to maple syrup and candy, but it's from Western Maryland and Pennsylvania rather than from Vermont or Canada. If anyone is interested, you can email me at kittenheadridge@yahoo.com. (I don't have PMs.)
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| # ? Dec 1, 2012 07:55 |
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fuzzy_logic posted:edit: if Chicago gets Uncle Ray's dill potato chips.
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Mickey Mental posted:I live in Michigan and can get you the chips if they aren't available in Chicago. Oh my goodness this could get complicated. Chicago dude: also send me good barbecue sauce if there is any, you're p close to Indiana right? And Kansas. 
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fuzzy_logic posted:Oh my goodness this could get complicated. Hmm... Most of the really good barbecue stuff is down south by champaign and Carbondale, but I'll see what I can do. But now I'm confused on what exactly I'm getting you
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The Door Frame posted:Hmm... Most of the really good barbecue stuff is down south by champaign and Carbondale, but I'll see what I can do. But now I'm confused on what exactly I'm getting you I drive to Champaign on an almost weekly basis, so just let me know what to get and I can pick some up for you. I can also grab some Springfield stuff such as Peases candy or Del's popcorn if anyone wants that too.
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      I'll edit this as more treats come to me FreeEnema fucked around with this message at Dec 2, 2012 around 07:46 |
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The Door Frame posted:Hmm... Most of the really good barbecue stuff is down south by champaign and Carbondale, but I'll see what I can do. But now I'm confused on what exactly I'm getting you Oh, sorry about that, I was just kinda throwing out ideas. Right now I have 3 22s and 2 cans of beer for you (I had to reject the double take since it's brewed in New York (wtf!) and their pale ale is not actually an IPA). I'll take any style really but if you know of a good barleywine that would be extra cool. Sorry it's not going to be a massive box of beer but I signed up for too many secret santas this year .
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Want to trade Moxie for Julmust or something else Swedish? See my post on the first page. I got PMs.
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Red Stripe posted:I just didn't want to call attention to how you were misspelling GoldStar goldstar is trash and I hate it therefore it gets spelled all kinds of ways and I will not capitalize it anymore
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SilentD posted:I'm in Washington DC, the only thing we have that can be shipped (we get great live seafood) is half-smokes. They are very good. Dude(ette) I totally want this. Also directions on how its properly served (chili?). I'm in San Diego, but I can get you Mexican, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, whatever, we've got a shitload of markets. Mexican, Persian and Japanese I don't need pictures but pictures for anything else. We also have a ton of microbreweries, I can send you microbrews? Just name it, I love exotic meats. EDIT The Door Frame posted:If anyone lives near a brewery that's got a really good IPA or Double IPA, I'm very interested in buying a 6 pack or two. Or if anyone can find a 6 pack of buffalo sweat, I'm looking for that one as well We have Stone, Alesmith, Lost Abbey, Ballast Point, Coronado, just to name a few. I'll send you some. PM me or respond. I can just got take a picture of the IPA section at BevMo! if you want more specifics. Arcaeris fucked around with this message at Dec 3, 2012 around 03:46 |
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axolotl farmer posted:Want to trade Moxie for Julmust or something else Swedish? See my post on the first page. I got PMs. Julmust sounds interesting, how much of the stuff do you want?
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I have in my possession 2 unopened bags of Doritos - The Quest. This is the limited edition Mountain Dew flavored Dorito featured in Frito Lay's first Alternate Reality Game in 2008. Earlier this year I had a third bag which I taste tested and the chips weren't even stale (perhaps due to the Mtn Dew flavoring). Open to offers, but I'd like to at least get 1 box of Twinkies or a complete set of Larry the Cable Guy Tater Chips. PM me if interested.
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fuzzy_logic posted:Oh, sorry about that, I was just kinda throwing out ideas. Right now I have 3 22s and 2 cans of beer for you (I had to reject the double take since it's brewed in New York (wtf!) and their pale ale is not actually an IPA). I'll take any style really but if you know of a good barleywine that would be extra cool. Sorry it's not going to be a massive box of beer but I signed up for too many secret santas this year It's all good, I'm half broke because of the holidays anyways, so if it were a big box I'd have to worry about affording to send one too. 3 Floyd's has a good barley wine, do they go that far west? And if so, what about Revolution, Great Lakes, Right Brain and Two Brother's Breweries? Arcaeris posted:
Hmmm.... What would you want for a small sampling of your local IPAs? And whatever you would want to send is good to me I'm also still looking for Buffalo Sweat if anyone can find some The Door Frame fucked around with this message at Dec 4, 2012 around 16:57 |
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I am seeking a UK/Euro Goon to trade with. We went to London a few months ago and my wife fell in love with all the hazelnut candy that is over there. (Specifically Kinder Bueno, and Kinder Bueno White, and Cadbury Hazelnut), but pretty much anything chocolatey and hazelnutty would be appreciated. I am in Springfield, IL in USA, but go to to St. Louis on a regular basis. I have access to all the normal midwesty stuff and a few specialties. Pease's candy in Springfield and has a lot of excellent mixed chocolates and fresh nuts. We also have Ski :  This is what Mountain Dew aspires to be. I can get it in old timey bottles as well if desired. I can also ship beer if anybody is interested. St. Louis has quite a few microbreweries that make good beer that no one has heard of unlike Annheiser-Busch. I'd like this to be a Christmas present so I can pay a little extra for rush shipping or throw in more stuff proportionally. dangittj fucked around with this message at Dec 4, 2012 around 15:53 |
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The Door Frame posted:
I work at a liquor store so really any beer under 12.5% ABV I can get. Goose Island, Avery, Fat Tire, Left Hand, Bell's, Dogfish, whatever. I would love to get some Dogfishhead 120 minute IPA. We can't get it in Georgia and I love it. It's really more Barleywine-esque than IPA though.
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