Sunday, January 09, 2005

The British Grocery - San Francisco

Tucked away in a forgotten corner of Potrero Hill in San Francisco, with plentiful parking opportunities, you'll find The British Grocery. Run by a gentleman from the old country, Patrick Alexander, this tiny store is packed with goodies that would widen the eyes of any self-respecting ex-pat. Crumpets, Marmite, Crunchie bars, Shreddies, Heinz Tomato soup, Mint sauce, Bread sauce, Bisto and Hobnobs are among the items for sale. The store, at 726 - 15th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103 is open from 10 to 5pm, Wednesday through Friday. For shipping information and further details, visit his website here



How Foodies Can Help With Tsunami Relief. Tip of the Day #6

Australian Chef Benjamin Christie is trying to find Promotional work for his Thai Chef friends made temporarily unemployed from the Banyan Tree Bintan in Indonesia because of the Tsunami. Skip to the post on his site for further details if you might be in a position to help.

More Blog Awards

This time it's the big one, the 2005 Bloggies and, wait for it, they've added a new category, Food Blogs. Head over there if you want to make a nomination, but be sure to read the rules: At least three different weblogs total must be nominated. That means you have to vote for more than just your favourite food blog! Nominations close on Monday, so make it quick!
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1 comment:

  1. Sam11/1/05 20:50

    Hmm - that's very interesting about the tomato soup. I could believe that, really.
    Maybe I'm going to try it one day. Thanks for the tip, Jackson.
    PS - never worked why Heinz USA don't sell it!

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