What to bring back from the UK when you visit

Bourbon Biscuits
Jacobs Lemon Puff biscuits
Apple juice
Shoes
Christmas Cake
Lemon Tarts
Blackberry Tarts
Sausage rolls
Fish and Chips

Oh! or this could be titled what you take your family when you visit the US!

We're taking my parents:
Galaxy Chocolate
Reggae Reggae Sauce
HobNobs
Kinder Hippos
Malteasers
Mince Pies

I'm bringing Warburton's Crumpets for my best friend, crackers for the family, some Lush stuff for my mom, and I'm not sure what else. 

I always bring Jaffa Cakes to the States.  I've got everyone hooked on them.

Branston Pickle, Marmite and hot lime pickle.

Chocolate, chocolate and more chocolate!

My family is usually pretty pleased with a large box of Thorntons chocolates.  One year, I sent them various English biccies & Christmas crackers - that I ordered off amazon.com, these were shipped from inside the US.

I bring my dad Green And Black Dark chocolate with cherries (Even though you can get it in the US)
If my mom asks for tea I bring it.
And for my sister I bring Lush, Honey I washed the Kids soap.
Ohh and sometimes I bring my dad whichever the strongest Absolut Vodka they have at customs, it lasts him ages!!!

I'm bringing some mince pies for my granny, some custard cremes or lemon cookies of some sort (maybe those awesome lemon Vienesse Whirls) or some shortbread for my grandma (I've looked everywhere for that coconut ice candy because I know my grandma would love it, but I've never seen it anywhere), and some HP sauce for my stepdad. Not sure what else... the list is getting a bit longer!  

(I've looked everywhere for that coconut ice candy because I know my grandma would love it, but I've never seen it anywhere),

Burnt Sugar does coconut ice! It's sold in some Tesco's and in other little gourmet deli or special chocolate type places. Also at Borough Market - or you can order online.

(Just looked at their site and there's no mention of coconut ice! I hope they didn't discontinue it!)

I gave my Granny some crumpets last time and she loved them! I also gave one of my friends some British Coins. One of each I believe. I was going to bring that same friend some Cider but forgot it last time. I'm thinking next time I bring as much as I can so we can have a few drinks together! 

Oh I forgot to say Walker's Sensations crisps. The sea salt & black pepper flavour were very popular with my in laws.

Burnt Sugar does coconut ice! It's sold in some Tesco's and in other little gourmet deli or special chocolate type places. Also at Borough Market - or you can order online.

(Just looked at their site and there's no mention of coconut ice! I hope they didn't discontinue it!)

I've never seen it at Tesco's or any other place, and I've looked everywhere. I think it doesn't really exist, must be an urban myth or something. 

I've never seen it at Tesco's or any other place, and I've looked everywhere. I think it doesn't really exist, must be an urban myth or something. 

Thornton's has it!
http://www.thorntons.co.uk/ThorntonsSite/pages/product/product.asp?prod=1304&ctgry=Thorntons%20Specialities_Classic%20Treats&cookie%5Ftest=1

Thornton's has it!
http://www.thorntons.co.uk/ThorntonsSite/pages/product/product.asp?prod=1304&ctgry=Thorntons%20Specialities_Classic%20Treats&cookie%5Ftest=1

I wonder if they would have it in the shop? I'm going to Newcastle this weekend to pick up some things from Lush for my mom, I think there is a Thornton's near there I could stop in! My grandma would really love it, I bet, she loves any kind of coconut candy.