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My mindset is that I am living in Portugal so I will embrace the culture including food and drink and try to buy locally sourced items where possible. We visit a local Lidl monthly for staples then visit our nearby village bakery, butchers and greengrocers for fresh weekly supplies. We also buy from delivery vans who drive through our village daily. This is all fantastic but for every Brit there will be something that they miss from their hometown. I recently had a conversation with hubby and I explained the foods that are hard to obtain here like pork pies, scotch eggs and monster munch crisps. What can I say, we have all this amazing food here in Portugal and hubby wants to embrace a packet of pickled onion monster munch! My mum was diabetic and raised us on sugar free options so I like the taste of the sugar free drinks which are hard to find here. We drink a lot of water and way too much coke zero but sometimes you just crave a fruity drink half way through a hot sweaty renovation project or a middle of the might menopausal sweat. I could make my own lemonade but it would contain so much sugar. Soft drinks come in cartons like juice and the ones you find in bottles are usually iced tea or they already have the water added. Portugal sells a packet version a small sachet of powder which you mix with water to make up a litre of the soft drink but I have yet to find one that is sugar free. It also does not last like a bottle of squash back home as you need to add 1 part squash to 4 parts water. I even asked my Facebook friends and a lot suggested fresh juice or adding various fruits, spices and herbs to water. The British aisles do make me laugh. Fray Bentos tinned pie. You can buy baked beans here. Here are some websites where you can buy British food and they will deliver to Portugal. There may be more but these are the ones I know of:. Update: I placed an order from British Corner Shop on 2nd December and never received the package. I would NOT order from this company ever again. Apparently I have to wait 1 month before I can request a refund. No British treats for me this Christmas! I am very jealous of people living in the Algarve as they have an Iceland and Waitrose!!!!! Next time I am in the UK I will stock up on Squash mini sugar free which are those handy small bag sized squash drinks that you drop into water — maybe I can bring a suitcase full ha ha. Imagine the situation at customs. It will be like when I took Canderel sweetener to Las Vegas. Security opened the tub and half disappeared. I have also found it difficult to source Quorn mince or a similar alternative for chilli con carne. We have been asking the butcher to mince up the beef on their machine they do look at us as if we are weirdos and Lidl also sell minced beef in packets here but in the UK we used quorn mince as we ate 1 vegetarian meal per week and it was less fat so healthier. The vegetarian mince in the frozen section in Continente is very expensive and some of the vegetarian mince contains gluten too. I think you need to soak it or cook it in the chilli juices but I am intrigued to see if it works and what it tastes like. Someone who lives in Central Portugal takes a cool box with them when visiting the Algarve and stocks up on Quorn mince then rations it ha ha. Not for me, I need to be able to buy local and am happy to try alternatives and adapt. Now onto the Options hot choc drink — I cannot find this anywhere! You may be thinking with all the hot weather why would she want a hot chocolate drink. We do get a lot hot weather but we also have our fair share of cold winter nights and I miss an Options in front of the log fire. You will never guess what they use here! I have just sourced a shop about a 30 min drive away which sells sugar free Robinsons squash. Amazon UK seems to be the best deal for Options hot choc. Who would have thought that I would miss squash, quorn mince and Options hot choc. Oh and if you ever visit me here at Casa Valhal you are not allowed across the threshold unless you have a tub of Options hot choc or two orange flavour and a sugar free Robinsons squash and throw in a family size bar of Cadbury fruit and nut chocolate solely for the protein content in the nuts of course and we could become best friends for life! It was very successful indeed. Apologies, I started eating it then realised I wanted to take a photo for my blog ha ha. It tastes just like quorn and very cheap as g made enough for 4 portions. High in protein too and the beans pulses also have protein in so a very filling meal. A total result. As you can see I top it with cheese so not vegan unless you use vegan cheese. My point was not to eat a vegan meal but reduce my meat intake and saturated fat. I do need to abolish the cheese though as not healthy. Just had a little laugh as spell check wants to change quorn to quran! My life is complete. I am a happy bunny! I slightly embarrassed myself whilst taking photos of the British aisle. A Portuguese man was trying to walk past whilst I was taking photos of the produce and I looked a bit of an idiot. Then I got some weird looks in the car park posing with bottles of squash. The things I do to get a photo for my blog ha ha. Today we had our 2nd visitors to our casa. I met up with a lovely Instagram friend who bought the gorgeous gift of mince pies, brandy butter and builders tea back from Elf Town in ireland. What a cool job! So today in February I am enjoying a delicious festive mince pie because I can and why not! I think hubby is on his third which got me thinking, I wonder what the world record is for eating the most mince pies in one sitting. Curiosity got the better of me: Competitive eater Sonya Thomas, from the US, set the record in by eating 46 mince pies in 10 minutes. WTF 46 mince pies holy moly. We are also enjoying some homemade vanilla custard with fresh eggs from my beautiful feathered ladies and today is a well deserved rest day from exercise. Every new friend is a new adventure and the start of more memories. My Irish friend pays 0. Repeat after me. I have given hubby strict instructions to boycott the British aisle forever. I LOVE a friendly food trade. Fresh eggs happily exchanged for British Mince Pies. I LOVE the simple pleasure of swapping food and harvests. If you have surplus then share the JOY. Hell No, they were absolutely delicious with banana and homemade vanilla custard made with fresh eggs from our gorgeous hens. Sharing is Caring. Mince pie after a day of DIY with a picture perfect view. The crazy ass Brit made Baked Beans from scratch! I have plenty leftover to freeze. Burgers, sweet potato fries and baked beans all homemade , so yummy. I followed this simple recipe but used a whole bag of dried beans g and adjusted the other ingredients accordingly which made the equivalent of X5 g cans and they really do taste like Heinz and the best part is no artificial additives or preservatives. Hubby had to return to the U. K in for work purposes so I was left flying solo, it was utterly traumatic ha ha. I have paxo stuffing and gravy so a christmas roast dinner is on the cards. I no longer have any chocolate left ha ha. I returned to my home town of Bristol, UK in March to celebrate my birthday week. Here are some of the treats I purchased for hubby. There were so many different choices of flavoured hot cross buns! I resisted buying the dog faced crumpets from Asda ha ha. Here we are enjoying our hot cross buns back in Portugal. Unfortunately they got squished in my suitcase so ended up as flat as my titties! We split our time between Bristol, Essex, London and Nottingham. We enjoyed yummy Welsh cakes, scones and hot cross buns. We also miss the British traditional ice cream vans as this is not a thing here in Portugal. You can source these in Portugal but they are very expensive for a small one and these were gigantic. Hubby had to return to the UK in September for a last minute business meeting for work. This is my mini haul he purchased from London. The man did good ha ha. Ola, How did you cook the soya mince please? Just add it dry to the chili mix and liquid? Will have to look out for that section next time we are in Coimbra Continente. After a few months without it, I managed to get some Branston pickle in the shop in Avelar last week, but this morning there were 3 jars in Intermarche in V. Just like buses, none for a long time and then they all come at once. Hubby does all the cooking, I have him well trained! He made up the liquid veg stock with a stock cube and put half of it in a bowl with the g of soya and the other half of stock in the saucepan with the beans, tinned tomatoes, onions and spices. After minutes add the soya to the saucepan of other ingredients which has now soaked up the stock. Boil some rice and dinner sorted. I love Branston pickle too but usually only buy it at Christmas to have with cheese and crackers. I would love to know who buys all the Fray Bentos tinned pies! It has a great British aisle, if I can find it. I missed quite a lot of things when I first moved from Scotland to England in Plain bread, tottie scones, and haggis suppers from the chippy. So unhealthy. In fact, I think I probably added about 15 years to my lifespan simply by moving from the west coast of Scotland heart disease capital of Europe to England. It would arrive well before Christmas in a huge cardboard box with loads of polystyrene packaging and my sister and I would rummage through the box to find the pie and the box of milk tray chocolates ha ha. If you look hard enough you can find most things here. The traditional takeaways like you have in England and Scotland are not popular here especially in my rural area but you may find some if you are nearer to a city or tourist area. I think this is because Portuguese culture has a huge emphasis on home cooked traditional meals or eating out together and not rushing meals. Some restaurants offer a takeaway service too. A large number of stores shut for a 2 hr lunch period, they take eating lunch seriously here ha ha. There are also options for delivery if you live nearer to a city e. Lisbon, Porto or Coimbra. If I ate that much for lunch I would need a little lie down in a dark room for a rest afterwards ha ha. There is also Takeaway. K to grab a meal deal and eat on the go although if I were shopping with my daughter she would always want to go in and sit down in Pret a Manger for a sandwich. Here you just pop into a cafe instead as there is a cafe on every corner. Many Portuguese people visit a cafe for a coffee several times per day. I remember a recent visit to Nottingham to view the uni my daughter is going to and we stopped off for afternoon tea at this really posh tea shop. We had to queue up then there was a time limit! I think it was 45 mins for tea and cake and 1hr for lunch. The issue was they took about 30 mins serving us tea and cake that we felt rushed. It was a beautiful tea room and the cakes were very delicious and served on nice china but it also cost a small fortune. That would buy a feast here! I prefer spicy food anyway. Hoping that something gets sorted so that we take our trip to Albufeira in August. Love the thought of being able to sit by the ocean with my girls, a good meal and a beer! Meat and fish are very popular here saying that there is quite a big vegan community too. Some do a tour followed by a picnic and bottle of wine by the river. She is back at work now in Primark so it would be difficult for her to quarantine for 14 days when she returns to U. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. I hope you enjoy my adventures x. There may be more but these are the ones I know of: www. Coke is very expensive here and not great for my health This is what I need to stock up on when I visit the U. Share this: Twitter Facebook. Graham O 4 years ago Reply Ola, How did you cook the soya mince please? Thanks, Helen. Do you have options for takeaways? Best, B. Bollinger 4 years ago Reply lol, brilliant. Helen 4 years ago Reply Hi B, Meat and fish are very popular here saying that there is quite a big vegan community too. Leave a Comment Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. You Might Also Like. Start typing and press Enter to search.

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