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Aisles of imported British groceries — teas, biscuits, sauces and sweets — at British Pride Bakery

A Taste of Home

The British aisle you’ve been missing

Walk our shelves and find the brands, sweets and staples that taste like home, waiting across nine Ontario shops.

There’s a particular feeling that comes from turning down an aisle and seeing the tin, the wrapper, the box you remember from a kitchen cupboard back home. Suddenly you’re not shopping, you’re remembering. That’s what our grocery shelves are for.

We stock the imported British and Irish groceries that don’t turn up in an ordinary supermarket, all under one roof and all a short drive away. Come in, pick things up, read the backs of the packets, and leave with a basket that finally feels like the one you’d fill at home.

A taste of home

What’s on the shelves

A rotating range of imported British favourites — the labels that make it taste like home.

Cadbury Twirl and Curly Wurly packs with Maynards Bassetts Jelly Babies, a chocolate bar and loose sweets on a cream tabletop.

Chocolate & Sweets

Cadbury, Galaxy, Terry’s, sherbet, fudge and the sweetie jars you grew up on.

Jammie Dodgers, McVitie’s chocolate Hobnobs and chocolate Digestives with three biscuits on a cream tabletop.

Biscuits

McVitie’s, Jammie Dodgers, digestives, bourbons and a proper tin of shortbread.

Walkers Cheese and Onion and Prawn Cocktail multipacks with a Monster Munch packet and loose crisps on a cream tabletop.

Crisps

Walkers, Kent Crisps, Skips and Frazzles — every flavour that never made it here.

Yorkshire Tea and Yorkshire Gold boxes with Cadbury Drinking Chocolate and a cream mug on a cream tabletop.

Tea

Yorkshire, Tetley, Barry’s and PG Tips — the cupboard staple no home should be without.

A Bisto gravy granules tub, Lyle’s Golden Syrup tin and Ambrosia Rice Pudding tin on a cream tabletop.

Pantry Staples

HP, Heinz, Bisto, Branston, Colman’s and Bird’s — the labels that make it taste like home.

Rose’s Lemon and Lime Marmalade and Stute Blackcurrant Jam jars beside marmalade toast and a spreading knife.

Jams & Spreads

Hartley’s, marmalade, lemon curd and everything for a proper piece and jam.

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Sweets and chocolate, the proper stuff

The chocolate that actually tastes the way you remember, plus the sweets you’d queue at the corner shop for. Dairy Milk and Wispa, tubes of Rolos, bags of wine gums and pear drops, sherbet lemons and the fizzy, chewy, sticky things that never quite made it across the Atlantic.

  • Cadbury, Galaxy, Aero and Yorkie bars
  • Boiled sweets, jellies, toffees and liquorice
  • Tins and tubs for Christmas and gifting
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Crisps and biscuits for the cupboard

Crisps in flavours Canadians rarely meet: prawn cocktail, cheese and onion, salt and vinegar done the British way. And a full shelf of biscuits, the ones made for dunking in a hot cup of tea.

If you’ve been trying to explain a Hobnob or a Rich Tea to a friend, this is the aisle where you simply hand them one.

  • Walkers, Skips, Quavers and Monster Munch
  • Digestives, Hobnobs, custard creams and bourbons
  • Shortbread, Jaffa Cakes and chocolate biscuit bars
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Tea, the heart of it all

No British grocery run is complete without the tea. We keep the proper builder’s brews and the everyday boxes that make a kettle worth boiling, so your cuppa tastes like the one you grew up on rather than a polite approximation.

  • Yorkshire Tea, PG Tips, Tetley and Typhoo
  • Loose leaf and everyday teabags
  • Squash and cordials to round out the shelf
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Sauces, spreads and pantry staples

The bottles and jars that quietly make a British kitchen work. Brown sauce and salad cream, mushy peas and baked beans that taste right, pickles and chutneys, and the yeasty spread people either adore or can’t fathom.

Marmite, for the uninitiated, is a dark, savoury spread scraped thinly over hot buttered toast. Beloved, divisive, and very much at home on our shelves.

  • HP Sauce, Branston Pickle and Colman’s mustard
  • Heinz beans, mushy peas and tinned classics
  • Marmite, Marmalade, lemon curd and golden syrup
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Nine shops, one familiar aisle

This isn’t a warehouse or a screen. It’s a shop you can walk into, where the grocery aisle sits alongside our bakery and butchery counters, so a quick trip for tea and biscuits can just as easily send you home with a fresh loaf and a proper banger.

Stock moves and seasons change, so the best of it is always worth coming in for. Find your nearest British Pride Bakery and have a browse.

Can’t get to one of our shops? Order British groceries online, delivered Canada-wide, from our family at The Great British Shop.

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