From bread and butter to bangers and beer, so much American produce tastes nothing like the goods back home in Blighty.
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Sure, expats can order the stuff we miss on the Internet, or even find it on sale in the U.S. But my local supermarket prices its British imports at twice to three times what I’d pay back home.