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legin-11


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I am fed up with trekking over to the South side to get bits and pieces !



What do people want ? Sensible answers would be appreciated although I am sure some of the usuals will have something highly funny to say !!



TRNCVaughan


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Proper Ham made from pigs.



Baspinar Bob


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Citizens Advice!



Bob.



Denise


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Lays cheese and onion crisps and pickled cucumbers that are sweet and not salt. oh and sangria that gets re-stocked when runs out.



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Vaughan,

Would that be 'well hung' pigs?



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Haberdashery, especially elastic. Loose knickers!!



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real jam doughnuts



legin-11


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Thanks to all but I think most of these requests are catered for ? Sangria Lemar, Pigs at the pork shop opposite Starlings, knicker elastic at any wool shop or maybe buy some new ones ! and citizens advice this forum or the usual gossip !



I was hoping for something enlightening ?? ie a small IKEA maybe ?



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Highly unlikely, of course (in fact, imposible) but I'd bet a Marks & Spencer would prove very popular - especially for knickers



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Primark, even a small one will do



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The best ham is at Bells, even in the UK it would be very hard to beat. And it is real slices of gammon - not this compressed and reshaped rubbish.



They also sell jam doughnuts, albeit frozen.



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really but i want like the ones you get from greggs of a nice sausage roll from greegs



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or not of lol sauage rolls from greegs with a nice warm soup



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Is the english butcher in Ozonkoy still doing hams? certainly they were the best i have had here.



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Subway sarnies....Wagamma noodles....Haagan Daaz icecream...Cheese Deli....oooooo, the list is endless!!





DD



SuperMaids



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Noddle Time



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Where is the english butcher in ozankoy?



TRNCVaughan


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What's a Noddle?



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You know...Use your noddle!



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I miss Puff Pastry Mince Pies at Christmas, not those horid shortcrust ones with all the sugar on the top

M & S do Nice ones if anyone is coming over )



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Re:ham - there is ham at the Pork shop - though I found it said bacon on the label - when opened it was thick juicy slices of real ham - but whether that was just serendipitous I dont know!

Back to what to find in a shop - difficult - as eventually one seems to find everything needed SOMEWHERE even if it means miles trekking from place to place! The really nice yoghurt you get in the south?? - and a small M & S would be great! Decent writing paper! Lots of books!



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there was Hagaen Daaz İce cream in the shops this year, albeit... they charged a kings ransom for the smallest pot!!



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SuperMaids pie man does lovely sausage rolls (and pies) he is at all the markets



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Senseo coffee bags and some decent wine.



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Inexpensive dried mushy peas

Crumbly wenslydale cheese



Lovely selection of scented candles.



cyprusgiant


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JERSEY POTATOES, MELTON MORBRAY PORK PIES & HAYWARDS PICKLE ONIONS



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Wolf bass wine / yankie candles / costa coffee/crispy creme doughnuts, !!!



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RE msg 11. Where in Bells is the ham?. Looked around most of the stuff but not noticed any ham. I like their blackpudding and pies. Even their own brand pies are good.



RE msg 26. I've seen Haywards pickled onions in Starling.



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A Barnes and Noble, or Borders bookstore!



scruff


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Bells stored the ham in Fridges near the counter where you pay. Or they did last time I was in there. I do agree that the ham is excellent.



Mindy



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A shop selling inexpensive light fittings and lamp shades, why do they cost an arm and a leg here



Lilli



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You lot shop in the wrong places. We do beautiful honey roast ham, Stornaway black pudding. Sorry no sausage rolls yet even I would kill for a peters pie or ginsters. Favourite being ba Markies. Stilton to die for with many other chesses. Ask any one who has had our ham xx



PeppaPig


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I'd definitely go with Supermaids, some cheaper clothes basically! And yes, Ikea-esque house products. Things that might not be the most amazing quality, and probably won't last you for the next 50 years, but for anyone that hasn't got loads of money, affordable.

Good luck if you do it.



everon


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wish we had a TJ Hughes!! x



vee123


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river island, top shop, primark and marks and spencers!!!



daisy dukes


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NurseAwful makes delicious sausage rolls.....sorry Chris, i just had to mention them...maybe you could sell some for the TRNC Healthcare.... xx







DD



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Oh yes,miss my TJ Hughes,and TK Max.

Mike

x



Sazna


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ikea style shop for me



moonstone


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nice shampoo's and conditioners like tresemme, smelly deodrants, bags (handbags, back packs, laptop bags, bumbags), nice make-up (maybellinne), scarfs, gloves, hats (as it's winter now)



everon


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Moonstone sounds like you should pay Mr Pound a visit x



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Bratwurst

Sauerkraut & Rotkohl

Kuerbiskern-Broetchen

Koernerbrot



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Lard and real beef dripping



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Ann Summers accessories!



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Enrico


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Supremes owner regularly asks Brits what they want stocked, and he usually gets it, so you can get a fair selection of English goodies.

Also his staff speak English which is helpful.

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Went in Ilelli supermarket, Alsancak last night, they are very well stocked with both local and uk products.



Bottle of brandy 4.99tl other shops 6.50tl.

4 tins del monte chopped tomatoes 5.99tl .....1.45 tl heinz beans heinz corned beef 2.60tl

all freezers well stocked.



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Exnavalperson, you can get lard in bells food !!!!!!,

then roast your beef in it, then you'll have beef dripping, lol



dekski


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Whole Black pudding, Haggis, Meilie Puddings, Arbroath / Smoked Haddock (for Cullen Skink), Oatcakes, but most of all a decent PC World to brouse through



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The one thing that still isn't available here is Birds Eye peas. There are a few Birds Eye ready meals sold here now, so why not the peas? Sorry to say that IMO there are none as good as Birds Eye. I will ask at Supreme if they will be able to import them?

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Llli Supreme & Lemar were stocking some Peters Pies - at a price.



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Quorn veggie food at sensible prices



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Flowerfairy Msg 46



Thank you . I went into Bells Friday and they haven't got any.



Poppy2010


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Everything from Primark, Marks & Spencers, Debenhams, Currys, Comet, House of Fraser, Harrods Deli, Argos to the local high street butcher and greengrocer, all in one place and at the right prices.... tall order I think!!!! Oh, and good wellies, warm fleecy coats and rain wear!!!



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Poppy - you forgot Halfords and Do-it-All!



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http://www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/food-and-drink/



perfect facing the harbour



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Message 41 - you Deutsch Monika?



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A Bakery selling fresh cream cakes, Eccles Cakes etc. Dano's are nearly there but!!!!!!!!



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the problem with importing to the TRNC is costs are excessive, firstly everything has to go to mersin first and then be transfered to famagusta, on average this adds $2500 costs to a 20foot container, but saying that wholesalers are now reducing there margins so the goods can be on the shelves cheaper and thus be sold quicker, thats a fairly simple policy and 'they' are starting to get their heads around it !!!



Terrys chocolates oranges, every where not just Tempo (10tl each)



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B&Q .



i sell all Ann Summers accessories!



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do you? Where?



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Spangles i remember them well..





Spider,X



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email me with a number & ill call deniz



horny


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we sell all Ann Summers accessories!



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pork shoulder



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s

scruff just seen this message thank you. i just love them.I know the family. The two brothers are my grandsons god parents. I would go to the end of the earth for a SAUSAUGE ROL, BUT THEY WOULD LAUGH AT ME WHEN I SEE THEM TO KNOW HOW MUCH I PAID sorry didnt see the caps on. you know for multi multi millionaires they are the boy next door, they started it in the back terraces of merthyr tydfil. the loveliest family and im so proud they regard me as a friend, but i was there when they were in danger of loosing it all and they have been there for me many times xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx



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I miss cadbury mini eggs )



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