Found in the 'ethnic food' aisle at Stop and Shop! I didn't think it was worth the $7.50 but it was nice to know that if I'm desperate, I can get my fix.
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3 comments:
$7.50!!! Holy cow! I'll see if I can find some here.
Don't worry, hon - I didn't even buy them when I lived in Edinburgh!
I used to buy those in Rhode Island sometimes! Definitely worth the $7.50! :)
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