In a few grocery stores here in Dallas, there are small sections of British foods, but they are very pricey compared to what one would pay in the UK. Tea is readily available, and relatively cheap. Some common brands you can find in your local stores are probably Twinings and PG Tips. As for coffee, my husband and his family drink as much coffee as tea, however, its true they usually drink instant, as they use electric kettles to heat up water, and few people own percolators. Most American coffee is WAY better than much of what they have there. But in the small section at my local Tom Thumb, they carry Heinz Salad Cream, McVities Digestives, lemon curd, Maltesers, and various sweets like Winegums, etc. They also have Heinz beans, both in this aisle, and in the kosher aisle (the vegetarian ones are in the kosher section). Be prepared to pay the price for these goodies, though! We have Central Market here, and they carry loads of imported stuff, (clotted cream, etc.) so you should be able to find lots of things there, however, again, prices are high. Sadly, I can't find HP sauce (brown sauce) anywhere, and that is my fave English product so far. I have him bring bottles across for me. There was a UK imports shop here a few years ago, but it has since closed down, and I haven't been able to find anything like it since then. Depending on your area, I might check the local stores before ordering items online. Good luck!
