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A can of American soda for £0.65?
A box of Lucky Charms for £4.50?
Kraft Mac & Cheese for £1?
Too good to be true?
It's not! I know those of you in America are thinking those are crazy prices, but for England they are quite reasonable. The same box of cereal is £2 more from Ocado.
So what is this magical place?
It's called American Grocery.
So go on and place your orders. Just promise not to buy up all of my favourites.
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I hadn't heard of that one before! I will have to check it out :)
Posted by: Melaina25 | 18 July 2012 at 04:33
Only downside is they were sold out of your favourite mountain dew when I shopped (and still are) so I don't know how often they get stock.
Posted by: lovely jubbly london | 19 July 2012 at 13:20