Brits in the US, what chocolate or sweets do you miss the most?
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Brits in the US, what chocolate or sweets do you miss the most?

I'm originally from York but have lived in North Carolina since 2017. I've always enjoyed it when friends and family come over from the UK and bring a supply of British chocolate with them. Twirls are probably my favourite, although I'm also very partial to a Double Decker.

Recently I decided to have a go at creating my own online British sweet shop. There are already plenty of places importing British products into the US, but I've always found the experience of actually shopping for them online a bit... dull. I thought it would be fun to try something a little different.

I'm still in the very early stages and figuring out what to stock, so I thought this might be the perfect place to ask:

For those of you living in the US, what British chocolate or sweets do you miss the most?

Not necessarily the obvious stuff either. I'd particularly love to hear about things you struggle to find over here.

I've put up a little coming-soon page for what I'm building if anyone's curious: farthingandco.com

But more importantly, what would you put in your first box?

u/frances_farmer — 3 days ago

Distorted driver side window

Just purchased a Model Y (my first Tesla) and noticed that the driver's side wing mirror looked somewhat magnified. My wife noticed it right away as well. After rolling the window down we realized its some distortion in the glass of the driver's side window right in the corner nearest the wing mirror. The rest of the window looks fine. I put in a service request, but I'm wondering if this is normal and whether I should just leave it or not? I'm also wondering if they were to replace the glass whether I'd just end up with distortion again anyway?

Aside from this I absolutely love the car and I could probably live with the distortion if I'm honest but I think it annoys my wife more.

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u/frances_farmer — 2 months ago