American foods found at Tesco, Morrisons and Asda

We found provelone at Waitrose, at the cheese counter.

have never even SEEN a Waitrose  but I am  drooling!! I miss provolone and  a bunch of Italian deli  meats  so badly!! not to mention  real Italian sausages..  sniff* :\\\'( :\\\'(

Sainsburys carried Provelone for a while last year.

This isn't exactly an American product, but I've found that both the Sainsbury's and Tesco brand "Cheese Puffs" taste just like Cheetos Cheese Puffs.

Unfortunately, I think Fritos will continue to allude us. 

azroomie, I saw a Waitrose in birmingham the other day, haven't been in though, waitrose.com will have the locations near us.

sight highjack, sorry...

I miss provolone and  a bunch of Italian deli  meats  so badly!! not to mention  real Italian sausages..  sniff* :\\\'( :\\\'(

Found this site yesterday:

http://www.wallysdeli.co.uk/

They are in Wales, never ordered from them before, but I'm seriously thinking about it.   

Do you mean Asda has Goldfish? 

I just picked up some "Finz" from Sainsbury's yesterday.  My daughter is happily munching on them as I type!

The Sainsbury's in Glasgow has real Canadian maple syrup, but it's pretty hidden. They must have that for the Canadian/American tourists!

I've seen Canadian maple syrup at all the supermarkets in my town (Tesco, ASDA and Morrisons). I think the trick is knowing where to find it. It's with the ice cream toppings in all three of these stores.

I find the REAL maple syrup too thin and runny, and not at all like the thick lovely stuff i grew up with, like Mrs Butterworth, etc.
But Tate & Lyle make a maple flavoured syrup (in a bottle, next to the golden syrup, or in the ice cream section) which is really nice and thick and tastes a lot like the American stuff.