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I ventured into Morrisons in Camden - the home of the damaged and the deranged. It seems they nolonger sell either Tayto crisps or Barmbrack but I did get a bottle of Hammonds Chop Sauce which I've not seen for years. It tasted just like I remembered, and in remembering, I also remembered why I preferred HP.

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I have 3 bottles of the Irish YR sauce here now,excellent stuff made to the proper Yorkshire Relish recipe and so thick and fruity i nearly broke the bottle banging it to get it to ooze out!
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liits wrote: I ventured into Morrisons in Camden - the home of the damaged and the deranged. It seems they nolonger sell either Tayto crisps or Barmbrack but I did get a bottle of Hammonds Chop Sauce which I've not seen for years. It tasted just like I remembered, and in remembering, I also remembered why I preferred HP. I work in Camden, hadn't realised there was a Morrisons, where abouts in Camden is it?
Is it me or has Leeds gone mad

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Chalk Farm Road, between the lock bridge and the Roundhouse. Look for the Morrisons petrol station.

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vbporscha wrote: BJF wrote: Tayto Cheese & Onion in Home Bargains at the Merrion Centre Bleughghg I can't stand cheese and onion, but thanks anyway! Most branches of Home Bargains seem to have Tayto crisps on a fairly regular basis.
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raveydavey wrote: vbporscha wrote: BJF wrote: Tayto Cheese & Onion in Home Bargains at the Merrion Centre Bleughghg I can't stand cheese and onion, but thanks anyway! Most branches of Home Bargains seem to have Tayto crisps on a fairly regular basis. Brilliant, thank you!

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I managed to find a stall in Leeds Kirkgate market that not only sell barmbrack but also other irish stuff such as galtee foods and Irish biscuits.it is located at the bottom of Row C in the 1976 hall just before you go out into the outdoor market.it is signed discount sweets but they do a whole range of groceries including the irish stuff.The man behind the counter told me they usually get a delivery of irish stuff each week but due to Easter won't get one next week.I am very happy to have tracked down a seller though and at £2.50 ,the cheapest one yet!
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Thanks for the location Steve. I will give that a try next week.

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I have discovered that the small Waitrose shop located next to the 99p shop in the city centre and just up from HMV, sells barmbrack as well.very nice it is too.
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Steve Jones wrote: I managed to find a stall in Leeds Kirkgate market that not only sell barmbrack but also other irish stuff such as galtee foods and Irish biscuits.it is located at the bottom of Row C in the 1976 hall just before you go out into the outdoor market.it is signed discount sweets but they do a whole range of groceries including the irish stuff.The man behind the counter told me they usually get a delivery of irish stuff each week but due to Easter won't get one next week.I am very happy to have tracked down a seller though and at £2.50 ,the cheapest one yet! I have now found that the same stall sells the Irish "YR" sauce which is the original Yorkshire Relish sauce originally made by Goodall & Backhouse in Leeds, and still made to the original recipe in Ireland having been discontinued here but licensed to the Irish firm by Goodall & Backhouse years ago.    
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