Steve in Denmark

[Scimitar]

Must now be Marmite-less.
Marmite made illegal in Denmark - Telegraph

 

[lectureral]

It's not correct to say it has been banned - its sellers in Denmark have failed to apply for the correct permit apparently

Marmite and similar products not banned in Denmark - Embassy of Denmark United Kingdom

We should probably be over in the Charging Post for this, though.

 

[flecc]

They say one either loves or hates it, but both can apply to one person. As a young kid I loved it, but now I find it disgusting!

 

[indalo]

My family in Denmark are more than a little p'd off by this move. As it happens, where they live it's never been available anyway and consequently those of us travelling out there have always taken as much as we can carry on Sleazyjet. Mature English cheddar and decent T-bags are other things always on the list.

I normally buy only Danish bacon but as of today, it'll be good Ayrshire bacon for me until the Danes sort things out.

Indalo

 

[lectureral]

Ironic, when I come back from the UK my bag always has many packets of bacon in it - French supermarkets do not do back bacon.

 

[steveindenmark]

My family in Denmark are more than a little p'd off by this move. As it happens, where they live it's never been available anyway and consequently those of us travelling out there have always taken as much as we can carry on Sleazyjet. Mature English cheddar and decent T-bags are other things always on the list.

I normally buy only Danish bacon but as of today, it'll be good Ayrshire bacon for me until the Danes sort things out.

Indalo

Here is a link that your family may find useful:

Food From Home

It is ran by Dave Darlington who is originally from Liverpool. If it is not on the list Dave can get it.

I never could stand marmite. English and Irish cheddar can be had from most of the big supermarkets.

Steve

 

[indalo]

English and Irish cheddar can be had from most of the big supermarkets.

Steve

Not on Bornholm Steve!

Regards,
Indalo

 

[Scimitar]

My family in Denmark are more than a little p'd off by this move. As it happens, where they live it's never been available anyway and consequently those of us travelling out there have always taken as much as we can carry on Sleazyjet. Mature English cheddar and decent T-bags are other things always on the list.

I normally buy only Danish bacon but as of today, it'll be good Ayrshire bacon for me until the Danes sort things out.

Indalo

I miss McKechnies rolls and Lorne sausages.