Any problems with US customs in bringing a gift of chocolates from the UK?
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Chocolate is specifically permitted, fresh fruits and veggies and unprocessed meats are definitely forbidden.
Sure, the Brits aren't as well-known for chocolate as maybe the Swiss, but it's just delicious, and the formulations sold in England are different form the same brands sold in the US, probably they have to change them to make them more temperature-stable or something. You haven't had Cadbury's til you've had Cadbury's bought in England!
Sure, the Brits aren't as well-known for chocolate as maybe the Swiss, but it's just delicious, and the formulations sold in England are different form the same brands sold in the US, probably they have to change them to make them more temperature-stable or something. You haven't had Cadbury's til you've had Cadbury's bought in England!
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I like English chocolates! We don't have flakes in the USA, so I bring some back when I visit Britain. I don't know if the rules have changed, but it used to be that people could not bring in any candy that had alcohol inside - no chocolates with Grand Marnier, etc.
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I always bring chocolate home from London!
Roses that they don't sell here.
Tins of chocolates and toffees from Harrods.
I pack the tins, sometimes carry open packages in my purse, never had a problem.
Why, are you bringing me a very large box of chocolates? How Sweet!
Roses that they don't sell here.
Tins of chocolates and toffees from Harrods.
I pack the tins, sometimes carry open packages in my purse, never had a problem.
Why, are you bringing me a very large box of chocolates? How Sweet!
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I always buy a sackful of Candybars that you cannot find here in the states. They make great gifts - and they don't clutter. Last time I was in London I found these huge Cadbury bars (about 3 feet long and a foot wide). Brought these back and put them on a table at work - I was very popular for days!