Found: Marshmallow Fluff/Cream

Found some today (Marshmallow Fluff brand) in the Kosher (!?) section of Asda.

Found some today (Marshmallow Fluff brand) in the Kosher (!?) section of Asda.

That is good news-- will have to keep my eye out, we usually either get it from selfridges at a stupid price, or bring it over from the states. (It has been known to explode though) My dd likes it in her hot chocolate, since she is a vegetarian and doesn't eat marhmallows Fluff is a nice alternative.

There is a store in High Wycombe, at the Eden Centre that is called "Sweets from Heaven" they sell fluff, US cereals, peanut butter (JIFF and Skippy) I know it is a franchise, so I cant see all the different locations, but I went to that one, and it was great.

I used to be able to find it at Sainsburys but not sure they still carry it.

Its funny, our Asda has it, its like £1.85 for a jar, across the street at the Trafford Centre, Selfridges has it also, for about £5 a jar. Highway robbert!

Ocado was carrying it a few months ago, along with Jif. 

I used to be able to find it at Sainsburys but not sure they still carry it.

They had it about 2 months ago.

I got marshmallow fluff online from Firebox.com at Christmas (i'm a Brit and had never seen it before so bought it as a novelty gift). I'm not sure if they still have it, but you could try there if you are craving it?

Saw this at Sweets from Heaven at Bluewater and TKMaxx this weekend.

You can find it at Sweets from Heaven at Lakeside too.

Ocado was carrying it a few months ago, along with Jif. 

Ocado definitely still has it. They have the strawberry variety, too.

OMG.. I never knew there were so many "Fluff" addicts out there... I can get it at a couple of shops here... amend that... I bought it once and Mrs G thought I was insane...of course tho our friends kids thought I was a hero... after them came down after the most intense sugar jag ever.

I've actually never had Fluff, nor do I recall seeing it in America.

However, upon moving here, I discovered that all of my British coworkers operate under the assumption that most Americans routinely eat Fluff--especially spread on toast for a healthy deaily breakfast. I was like, "um...no..."

I'd like to try the strawberry kind sometime though, this substance is very intriguing.

Katylux, I think it depends on what part of the states.  I'm originally from MA (where Fluff originates) so it was a huge part of my childhood.

£1.85 is really cheap! Best I've seen in £1.99 for original or strawberry at TK Maxx

I've actually never had Fluff, nor do I recall seeing it in America.

However, upon moving here, I discovered that all of my British coworkers operate under the assumption that most Americans routinely eat Fluff--especially spread on toast for a healthy deaily breakfast. I was like, "um...no..."

I'd like to try the strawberry kind sometime though, this substance is very intriguing.

of course!  You can't make a fluffernutter without Fluff. 

(I spent all my summers up in Rhode Island, and it's big up there.  Along with coffee milk.  mmm.  anyway, if I hadn't, I probably never would have discovered the stuff, beyond maybe using it to swirl in fudge.)