London-based Americans, help!

[blamebrampton]

And London-familiar Americans, plus non-Americans in London who like American food or have had dalliances with our Colonial cousins …

Does anyone know of good shops for American groceries in London? I've already listed the American Food Store, Panzer's, Bentall's and Ocado's online shop, but any hints will be gratefully received. A dear friend is doing a lovely Thanksgiving favour for some of her local Americans and needs direction!

I, on the other hand, need typing elves and independent wealth. Thanks to everyone who has commented and voted on the Lavender poll, I'll be back with you as soon as I have slain my last act. Possibly with a chainsaw at this rate … Much love to all!

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Thanksgiving feast

[theodoraleft.livejournal.com]

First of all, a huge thank you to BlameBrampton for forwarding my request so promptly; being such a Luddite I'd tried to post this message on Friends page and accidentally sent it as a personal message to her! Secondly, thanks to all respondents, the information was brilliant. In case anyone's interested, I managed to get: Aunt Jessica's Corn Bread mix (which I made by kneading the batter in a plastic bag, weirdly!); Blue corn tortilla chips, strange but true; Smuckers Goober, a striped peanut butter and strawberry jam work of art, and a tub of Marshmallow Fluff which put me in mind of Mr Staypuffed of Ghostbusters fame. These last two were meant as joke gifts, but my lovely US friend, a sophisticated, artistic lady wept with nostalgic joy at the lot! It's a good job I didn't have these as I child, I'd have no teeth left, and said friend joins me in thanking you. I hope every one of you has something in their life which makes them happy and thankful, and Happy Thanksgiving to you all.