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Stuff that you want but no one sells in Ireland

Kold

500ml Coca Cola cans
Golden Nuggets/Corn Pops cereal
Cans of Dr Pepper and Mountain Dew

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shenanigans1982 wrote: »

Big Bags of Salt and Vinegar Lays.
Fanta that tasted the way it did before they changed it.
Buffalo wings....(not the sh*t that is passed off as them over here.)

I think Fanta anywhere but Ireland tastes like water, as far as I know, we're the only place in the world where they use real oranges in Fanta.

phenomenon wrote: »

For all Dr Pepper addicts - you need toget your collective asses across the border to Newry or Liburn and stock up on the stuff.

Just one advantage of living near the border

Dr. Pepper is available in any Spar that I know of in Dublin, I drink it all the time

twanda wrote: »

+1 on the Dunkin Donuts
I remember there were a few Dunkin Donuts places in Dublin years ago. There was one where I lived -- The apple ones were the nicest:) Havn't seen a Dunkin Donuts store in years though...they must have pulled their business out of the country.

They did, some Shell garages used to stock them, loved 'em.
They're doing really well in the states now though, expanding rapidly whereas Starbucks are closing, and Dunkin Donuts and McDonalds coffee beat Starbucks in taste tests, so I'm hopeful for a return! There's Krispy Kremes available all over London now too, so maybe we'll get those eventually!

twanda

Jack Sheehan wrote: »

Dunkin Donuts or Crispy Creme. Want!

Also Twinkies. Wonder what the immortal food tastes like.

+1 on the Dunkin Donuts
I remember there were a few Dunkin Donuts places in Dublin years ago. There was one where I lived -- The apple ones were the nicest:) Havn't seen a Dunkin Donuts store in years though...they must have pulled their business out of the country.

tayto909

rashuns and grainwave crisps - new zealand.

Overheal

weedhead wrote: »

Ive always wanted to try a corndog. Sounds like something that would work in chippers over here except change the name to something like batter stick or somethin.

Actually yeah, I havent had one in years but that would be a great idea.

I would have said vanilla coke but they discontinued the line about 2 years ago

That was good stuff.

How about some decent Ice Cream? Before Aldi and Lidl came about, you couldnt find anything but a cardboard box full of artificially flavored vanilla shyte. I mean, you couldnt even get vanilla right. Thats just sad.

120_Minutes

Panera Bread
Taco bell
Yeungling beer
beef jerky
ranch dressing
dunkin doughnuts (krispy kremes are horrible)
good weed
good hash
good weather

al available in the USA...coincidentally.

phenomenon

For all Dr Pepper addicts - you need to get your collective asses across the border to Newry or Lisburn and stock up on the stuff.

Just one advantage of living near the border

RonMexico

You can get 500ml bottles of Dr. Pepper in Limerick.

I'd like to see cans and 500ml bottles of Mountain Dew. Also Sobe softdrinks - again an American product.

Rice -A-Roni - The San Francisco Treat :pac:

Taco Bell

Sourdough Bread from Safeway in the States. The stuff here is muck.

Bottles of Red Stripe Beer & Sierra Nevado Beer.

**** it would be easier if I just moved to the States.

xzanti

St. John's Wart :rolleyes:

shenanigans1982

Big Bags of Salt and Vinegar Lays.
Fanta that tasted the way it did before they changed it.
Buffalo wings....(not the sh*t that is passed off as them over here.)

Gran Hermano

Green coffee beans. No one sells it here. I've just had to import 20 kg today from the UK.

Linku

Another for Mountain Dew.

Also, varieties of Hershies bars, you can get the plain ones in some places, but the almond ones are drool...

edit: also the cooler can/bottles of Jolt they sell in the US

Evolute

Kold wrote: »

Golden Nuggets/Corn Pops cereal

Go to tesco they sell them

ejmaztec

A Mary Harney fan-club badge, if I wanted one, that is.

Fizman

Raze_them_all wrote: »

both available in ireland??

By the looks of it yes. Unfortunately the majority of my contacts are law abiding.

I'm sure the OP meant as in what would one like to be available widely, as in on the shelf, so to speak.

Can you get Crackerjacks here?

brianthebard

KTRIC wrote: »

Yep, you can. My missus used to buy it all the time when we lived there. Its one of those strange German things that I'll never understand :rolleyes:

You lived in Aldi??

hullaballú wrote: »

Klav kalash. http://www.inventhar.com.br/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/klav-kalash.jpg

Or, just root beer. I know no one else likes it, but I think it's bloody delicious.

A lot of health food shops seem to stock root beer, have you tried one?

juvenal

Smith's Salt 'n' Vinegar (Oz)

Microsoft Zune perhaps

I overdosed on Mountain Dew after guzzling it in the US for too many years, but the ocassional slug is still nice.

My brother still obsesses about it, saying that "to be Mountain-Dewed, is to be refreshed by bottled goodness"

Yuengling

brambo

Sicilian cannolli. my mouth is watering at the prospect...

hullaballoo

Klav kalash. http://www.inventhar.com.br/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/klav-kalash.jpg

Or, just root beer. I know no one else likes it, but I think it's bloody delicious.

dosed

Spezi

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Homer: Now what do you have to wash that awful taste out of my mouth?
Vendor: Mountain Dew or crab juice.
Homer: Blecch! Ew! Sheesh! I'll take a crab juice...