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My wife and I are going to Ireland, what "USA" products would our B&B keepers like as gifts? |
We were thinking of bringing something uniquely Californian or American, like some knick-nack from Hollywood or Hersey Chocolate. I have heard that peanut butter is scarce in Ireland or maybe Almonds. Any ideas? |
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tiger lilly
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That is such a lovely idea, yeah I would go for something uniquely american such as hersey chocolate, ranch dressing as you cant buy these in Ireland. Also maybe a bottle of californian wine |
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Michael K
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I think something Hollywood would be best - if your B&B keepers are into movies.....
Maybe a Star (can you buy those as merchandize? that would be something) or an Oscar for best B&B keepers ;-)
You can get most foods from the US in Europe...just a little more expensive here....something from a small manufacturer, special to your area or just something which is better than the big brands. Hersheys - heck no... I like it every once in a while, but there is so much better chocolate out there... |
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cleofox32
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We have peanut butter and almonds over here. The present that is uniquely american is a great idea, something like hershey chocolates would be greatly appreciated.It's a nice thought to bring them a present, not a lot of people bother to do this. |
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sian
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peanut butter you can get like you guys.hersheys kisses are great and em i love blasted cheddar golfish so if ya fancy popping over to dublin on your way to cork that would be fab!!!!!!! l.o.l hahahha |
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ravioli68
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California wine, See's Candies, and a Dodgers T-shirt. |
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angelhimm
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Chocolate covered Almonds. How about some Californian hand made products, like jams, or something fruity! |
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Irish Airyfairy
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I wouldnt bother buying Hershey's for them- ive seen it in shops over here now.plus our chocolate is so much nicer- you will love it.As for peanut butter- just as widely available as in the US as is Californian wine. |
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Woodpigeon
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I'm not sure if Hershey's chocolate is to everyone's taste. Irish chocolate tends to be milkier and smoother. I think a small hand-crafted item might work better - something that is local to your region. Failing that, two bottles of beer from a local US microbrewery might go down a treat. |
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