Recently we took a short trip to Cincinnati to check out the British food section at Jungle Jim's International Store. For my money, this is the best offline place in the Midwest to get all your British favourites. Enjoy!
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The tea section. Holy fuck. I may have came in my pants.
Oooooooh where can I go to one of these places it looks fun to go round yay. Xx??
I. Like tea with milk and two sugars or I can just bout drink it without sugar, coffee the same, fruit flavored tea hot or cold peach tea cold is the best, chocolate I. Like is cadburys(the best) xxgalaxy chocolate is yummy ? too so is anything out of chocolate ?, jellybabies r yummy, biscuits esp chocolate covered ones, custard creams altho a tiny bit similar to golden oreos which either I could eat the whole packet!!! X marmite is the bomb thinly spread on toast, sandwhich spread and milky way mmmmmmm making me hungryxxx????????????
1:10 Stop talking down to the lady, Douche
I wish we had this in central FL. I love world market but I don't think they have any Bosnian treats, for example.
A Brit who Prefers coffee over tea I’m shocked
There was a small supermarket chain which is now defunct here in California called Fresh and Easy.They had a British food section I loved to browse.Cost Plus World Market is THE place to indulge in foreign delights.I don't know if it nationwide or not.
I like the Aero bar ?
Disclaimer:-
We don't actually 'pickle shit' in the UK. That's just an expression.
"Get your hands off my Crunchy Nuggets," said one Brit to another.
Coffee wanker ??
Aero chocolate is not widely available in the USA
Cool video ?
Australia can have one aisle, but remember, New Zealand should have two isles (if not three!).
"Chocolate fingers! I'd shove them in my…mouth. Nowhere else."
Are you trying to tell us something, Laurence?
I can't believe you didn't point the camera up into the treasure room in the tree hollow! So cool! Also, did you go to the movie theater in the store and watch The Jungle Jim's Experience?
A back-and-forth that can only be had in an internatiional store:
Person A: Where's the bathrooom?
Person B: Over by The Netherlands
Never forget to appreciate your wife's massive jugs, my wife has massive jugs too and I often forget about them unlike when we first got together when I couldn't get enough… … never forget.
A lot of those things don’t even sound American
The wife's new hair style looks fantastic!!
Was there any Ringtons?
A store with British aisles. ?
So what do English people call English Muffins? Do they just call them muffins? If so, what do they call what we call muffins?
You've been to Jungle Jim's! Right on.
My great-grandmother was thoroughly British. The other side was German and Norwegian. I like canned fish, bratwurst and tea. I'll have to visit that store. What do the Welch eat? I have that in me as well. Perhaps mutton? I've had that. Not bad.
Its a great store to visit. I could thousands there! Did the have HP sauce and my favorite clotted cream? Oh yes, Lilt soda?
Why did I watch a video of someone go around a shop selling stuff I can get at my local Tesco express?
Why do they have Walker Crisps? They're just Lays and taste no better.
Vimto love it.never seen that in the States. Nor Aeros. Great store.
Earl Grey was great for menstral cramps, and Ginger is fantastic for heart burn!
I didn't see the Digestives or the Salad Cream
Do you guys still have Malted milk in The UK? We use to in Canada when I was growing up but they are discontinued now
It would be so amazing to have a store like that where I live. Seems like it would be an education to see these foods from other lands. Such fun
Most of those British Foods were made by American food companies. The only thing the American food companies did was renamed the American Products a different name for England. So those are not English products those are American Products that was imported to England and imported back to the
I recently watched a documentary about the history of the cadbury (sp?) candgggy company. What a incredible story!
I just came across this video, I LOVE Jungle Jim's. I was born in and grew up in that area, lived within a 15 minute drive. Happy to see you had a chance to visit and dig it as much as I do. I live 3+ hrs away now, but stop in every chance I get as I still have family in the area.
Shame American company, Mondelez ruined the taste of Cadbury. AND tainted it with Oreo.
I'm from Cincinnat, but I live in Australia. And I've been to that Jungle Jim's! I don't know why I'm so excited that you went there, but I am.
Jungle Jim is great. About 3 hours from where I live.
The English sweet section is still pretty full!! ??♂️ come one Americans this stuff is so tasty!
These foods explain why our teeth are shit!! Lol
I never understood Heinz baked beans being British food. I live about 100 miles from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and that's where Heinz makes pickles and ketchup. Is there a different Heinz company in the U.K.?
This is a super (very) unusual store. A Bosnia section? Hilarious. I’ve never seen anything like this store in my life, and I’ve traveled a lot.
Wow, you look like Christopher Walken in this video!
I spent many years working there. I retired
in 2018 and never went back.
Jungle Jim is amazing!?
You can find food from all over the world in nearly every city in the US. One kind of restaurant you never usually find is a British one.. you know why? Because unless your raised on the food it generally sucks lol. I mean even in England the national dish is Curry.. they don't even like their own food lol :)
What did you buy?
02:32 The N word?
Hearing you say that you don't care for tea, was like hearing Col. Sanders say that he dosnt like chicken.??
I myself love Heinz fine cut Ploughman's Pickle, with Welsh cheddar, between two thick slices of sourdough. Yum.