Wanna swap ?

http://www.britishsupplies.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=BS&Category_Code=MPBAS


maybe this site will help some...........its kinda the same way here......i find unless its actually made in america/uk it wont taste the same.......meats taste different, flour is different.....so on and so on

Yes l agree. Thanks for the link,l don't think l've seen that site before. 

Have you contemplated making your own? My British mother lived in the US for a long time and was never able to find sausages to satisfy her UK tastebuds, so she always made her own.

No. I do like to cook but l wouldn't know where to start with sausages or where to get the ingredients,and without a recipe,l expect mine would end up tasting like the rubbish that l often end up buying fom online brit supermarkets !

just some suggestions on places to look for products you like.....i dont know if you have an ingles there in nashville but they do stock  quite a few items varying by each store....also harris tetter and kitchen company.....

l've never heard of Ingles or Kitchen Co but there is a Harris Teeter somewhere around,there's also a World Supermarket,which was suggested by somebody else,but they don't have much of a choice. The best place l found was the International Food Club in Orlando,they had loads of stuff,including frozen goods,at good prices. They don't sell online yet though..guess l'll have to move back to FL . I wished l'd never left there anyway,but that's a another story altogether

I bet if you were really dying and wanted sausage ect.. you could get a shipping company to pick up from the place in Jersey with dry ice ;-)

I bet if you asked her she would if you paid a little bit, they are super nice.

Just it cant hurt - I know they ship sub sandwiches everywhere on dry ice within the US as I have ordered from AC to Texas and to Minnesota.

Good luck!

I bet if you were really dying and wanted sausage ect.. you could get a shipping company to pick up from the place in Jersey with dry ice ;-)

I bet if you asked her she would if you paid a little bit, they are super nice.

Just it cant hurt - I know they ship sub sandwiches everywhere on dry ice within the US as I have ordered from AC to Texas and to Minnesota.

Good luck!

Which place are you referring to ? 

The British connection in New Jersey