Old World Market goes British

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Many customers are asking us what kind of products we carry from a specific country .So we are just decided to make a list of some of the most popular products with the current prices and share it with you –Great Britain and Ireland are the first to start .
Many more products are on the way… so if you cannot see your favorite candy in the list please call us and let us know-we may be able to get it for you.
Meat Pies Cameron's $ 8.99
Pork Pies Cameron's $ 8.99
Banger Rolls Cameron's $ 8.99
Beef Pasties 2 pack Cameron's $ 6.49
Traditional Pork Pies 4&20 Pasty co. $ 7.75
Traditional Cornish Pasty 4&20 Pasty co. $ 6.99
Curry Pasty 4&20 Pasty co. $ 6.99
Sheppard's Pie Pasty 4&20 Pasty co. $ 6.99
Cheese and Onion pasty 4&20 Pasty co. $ 6.99
Chicken and Vegitable Pasty 4&20 Pasty co. $ 6.99
Jumbo sausage roll 4&20 Pasty co. $ 3.99
Danish Bacon Cameron's $ 6.99
Irish Bacon Tommi Moloney's $ 7.69
Irish Bacon Winston's $ 7.49
Black pudding 16 oz. Winston's $ 6.99
Black pudding 8 oz. Tommi Moloney's $ 4.99
White pudding 8.oz. Tommi Moloney's $ 4.99
White pudding 16 oz. Winston's $ 6.99
Steak & banger Pie Cameron's $13.49
Steak & mushroom Pie Cameron's $13.49
Irish bangers Winstons $ 6.99
Big ben bangers Cameron's $ 6.49
Pork bangers Cameron's $ 6.49
Sliced lorned square sausage Cameron's $ 6.49
Irish Breakfast links Tommi Moloney's $ 8.99
Hagis /lb Cameron's $10.99
Potato Scones Cameron's $ 3.69
Kippers Fillets with butter Neptune $ 5.69
12 Yorkshire puddings Aunt Bessie's $ 7.89
White English bread Jackson's bakery $ 4.99
Puff pastry dough Bella $ 3.59
… and also Mars, Bounty, Time out ,Cadbury Chocolate Crunchies, Curlywurly, HP sauce, Jacobs Crackers, Walkers biscuits ,Devon custards, Haywards Traditional onion, Mushy peas, Heinz Baked beans, Sarson vinegars, Oxo ,Bisto and many more….
So do not wait and come to see us at the market.
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