Ranch dressing. |
The Peanut Shop of Williamsburg has the best peanuts, much better than anything what they can buy in the UK. Mail order works well to get it from W'burg to you. |
Are your friends reasonably well-travelled? If so, I wouldn’t bring a whole lot of American foods. They aren’t that special or particularly prized. Different if you are traveling from Italy and take an aged balsamic or high quality olive oil. |
Definitely American snacks, preferably something local to your area and nothing that could melt in your luggage. |
Maple syrup. |
Beef jerky and scrapple are unavailable in the UK. |
Beef jerky is definitely available. Scrapple sounds vile so don’t bring that |
Available in UK. |
Hawaiian roasted macadamia nuts. |
You can buy macadamias in most British supermarkets. Aside from the fact Hawaii grows a lot, they are not American. |
Define American. |
You must not be a philadelphian! I grew up on scrapple. |
They have Starbucks in the UK, and most likely sell these identical cups. Agree with Trader Joe’s snacks though, that’s what I missed when we lived in London. |
White House Christmas decorations (maybe past years lol) |
Err. Not macadamias. They’re grown in lots of places. The majority of macadamia trees that are cultivated anywhere in the world were all cloned from one or two trees in Australia. |