Ever have a Dairy Milk bar in Britain, or an orange Fanta in Canada?

[marmar]

Why do they taste SO much better than the versions we get here?

[Bucky]

1. They are spiced with gratuitous anglophilia

The candy bars, I mean. The Orange Fantas in Canada are laced with moose piss. Enjoy, America hater.

[marmar]

2. LOL.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

3. spewing laughter here.

[Xyzse]

4. They use real sugar? Maybe?

Also they don't have to deal with the same pasteurization process I think.
Of course, I may be wrong.

[Tsiyu]

5. Yes to Dairy Bar, no to Fanta

Rode through The Moors snacking on oranges from Spain, Cheddar cheese on French bread hunks slathered with full-grain mustard, and Dairy Milk Bars for dessert. And Dutch beer.

I don't even bother buying the dm bars here after that. Just not the same.

Damn 'Mericans......we can't have ANYTHING nice.

[SwissTony]

6. Haven't been to the US or Canada

but when the wife or I go to the UK or Australia, we stock up big on chocolate and chocolate biscuits. We live in Holland, but Brit/Oz chockie is so much better than Dutch. Although the Belgians have some nice stuff.

[bif]

7. They sell Dairy Milk bars across the border in Canada

Good stuff. Except I prefer Coffee Crisps.

[zanana1]

8. Not to mention the pastries...

When I was in Britain, I gained seven pounds from pastries alone.

[Orrex]

12. Totally misread that subject line.

Whoopsie!

[Tommy_Carcetti]

9. Mayonnaise.

They put mayonnaise in everything in Canada. That's how they eat.

[Orrex]

10. I once went to the Korova Milk Bar in Britain.

Real horrorshow.

[geardaddy]

11. Did you have the Velocet?

Oh my droogie?