squires1042

Are you another english transplant and if so where from. I grew up in Ipswich.

English sausages are so much better, think I have some recipes at home for them.

Have thought about taking it to the meat market and having some made for me.

Sheila

crtwelvecats

I see you can order them so if you get the lucky charms make them up like rice krispies marshnallow treats using the charms instead of rice krispies. that way you can take them anywhere and are really magically delicous..

BellaBoo

It's easy to make the marshmallows for Lucky Charms! Put mini marshmallows in a food dehydrator. I do this every year and make a quart jar of them for hot chocolate. They last almost forever in an air tight jar. Added to Cheerios, it would make a nice sub for Lucky Charms.

diamondee

[h=1]From Food.com
The Almost Original Branston Pickle Recipe![/h]By French Tart on August 15, 2007

7 Reviews

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• Prep Time: 30 mins
• Total Time: 2 hrs 30 mins
• Yield: 4 1 lb Jars

[h=2]Ingredients[/h]

[h=2]Directions[/h]

1. Combine all the ingredients in a large saucepan and bring them to the boil.
2. Then reduce the heat to a simmer and cook until the swede is cooked, but still remains firm, about 2 hours.
3. Stir well to redistribute all of the vegetables.
4. Bottle and seal in sterile and hot jars.
5. Allow the pickle to age for a few weeks before using, this improves the taste and it will become more "mellow".
6. Serve with cheese, ploughman's lunches, in sandwiches, with cold cuts and meats. This pickle is also wonderful when added to curries and stews.

quiltmom04

I found those in a local grocery store and ADDED them to the Lucky Charms! I'm sure I'll make all you healthy eaters cry!

CarolinePaj

Hi Guys,

I am in the UK..... I looked at the marshmallows on Amazon, but they wont ship to the UK. We do live very close to Lakenheath and Mildenhall and I would love to find somebody who could supply me... sadly, I haven't!

I like the idea of the hydrated marshmallows...... but I obviously like am addicted to the colourings - LOL LOL LOL!

Hugs to you all

Caroline

manycorners

<cite>Check out Amazon UK (www.amazon.co.uk). They have Lucky Charms listed.</cite>

lynnie

I too am sadly addicted too. Whats worse, is capt crunch. My dh wont let me eat them anymore, i racked a tooth, the root canal was over $3800.00 for it, and capt crunch dragged me around for over 8 mons. B4 they said they wouldnt payit. By then it got reallybad. Where in GB do you live ill ck at the po.its prob gonna be $20.00 american to ship.
lynnie

My time

I thought you were talking of a special cut of fabric I had not heard of yet. You know like charm packs....too funny!

Needles

This thread made me smile. Years ago, a daughter of friends of ours, found out she was a severe diabetic, at age 17. So her diet completely changed. Her very favorite cereal was now taboo, Lucky Charms. About 5 years later, the family visited us, the daughter and two younger siblings loved going to the mall, every day because the ice cream store there had 'sugar free' ice cream sandwiches. She hadn't had an ice cream sandwich since the diet change.

One morning at breakfast, she stated with a sigh, now if only they made Lucky Charms sugar free, life would be complete. Mid 40's now, she still longs for Lucky Charms.