tyregeezer
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Since brit exit apparently we are not allowed meat or dairy products into france does anyone have any tips on smuggling in me favorite bacon, sausage and cheddar
Sausage smuggling
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Yer stick the sausage up yer exhaust 
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There are some on here that would do that willinglyYer stick the sausage up yer exhaust
Turboman
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Don't get caught.
tyregeezer
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Was thinking of somewhere with plenty of space and cool so had already thought of my pants but the wife said she'd have to stick to rice crispies
We have found an English butcher here.
sends it overnight frozen and we pick up. Sure there is something/someone in France like that.
Cheese can’t help.
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Ah, so that will be a defender then. Apart from the space.
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A butcher that sells cheese?
tyregeezer
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I just like a good old fry up and patisserie first morning in France was a bit surprised when I noticed the new regulations will be stocking up at carrefour
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Or expose the products from the original packaging and store in grease proof paper. Call them by their french name from covent garden London.
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tyregeezer
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Great ideas have you all done this before?
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Try the smugglers cove route
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Cheaper and safer to change your taste or flexi plus you never know 
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There are butchers in France who butcher a la Anglaise. We use them but they are bloody expensive and the carriage, being in a cool truck, costs half as much again, only worth using if you stay over here as long as we do. This is the bloke we use.
bulldogbaconandbangers.fr
As for cheese, why the F would you want to bother with Brit cheese when there is so much choice of great stuff over here?
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As for cheese, why the F would you want to bother with Brit cheese when there is so much choice of great stuff over here?
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There is a lot more to frogland than feckin sossies!!
