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[dragonchan_archive]

Hmm... maybe I oughta fill my suitcase with Cadburys' and Thorntons' best for when I hit Florida. ... If you're allowed to, I dunno. Give me Eurochoc!
Hah, if I do that, wondering if I could get away with sending any of you lot the stuff... I'd have to ask.

Just a thought.

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[raingirl3179.livejournal.com]

I think you can take that with you... I know I brought back LOADS of eurochocolate with me the times I've gone to England/Ireland. Your chocolate is loads better than ours :(

[dragonchan.livejournal.com]

*restrains the evil laugh* Whew, there's some good news for once.

[etcetera-cat.livejournal.com]

On the postage front- I've sent loads of packages containing confectionary (both by surface mail and airmail) to the U.S. and Canada, from the UK, with no problems.

[dragonchan.livejournal.com]

That's cool, I was just working on the theory of 'hmm, maybe I could drop some stuff off over there when I'm there and save on the cost of postage' a bit. Or... something like that.

[etcetera-cat.livejournal.com]

Well, surface mail, which takes about 5 weeks to get there, is relatively cheap. A 1.5-2kg package usually costs me about ?6-7. An airmail package of the same weight costed about ?10-12.

Having said that, Royal Mail have just changed the postage and packing rates to do with size as well as weight, so the prices have probably all changed!

[dragonchan.livejournal.com]

Yeah, just to be awkward... damn you Royal Mail. This is why we have email, but it's a bit hard to fit the chocolate into the CD drive... Thanks for the infobits, though!