Is there peanut butter in London?

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0My 19-year-old daughter will be spending four months in London next fall.  She's a vegetarian, and peanut butter is one of her staples.  WIll she be able to find it in London?  WIll it be ridiculously expensive?  0-

Mister Micawber · Accepted Answer

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00I'll bet she can. I buy it in Yokohama, and it's nice, organic, unsalted stuff-- 700 yen a jar.0-

Nona the brit · Answer

0I wasn't sure whether to take this seriously or not but, yes, peanut butter is a perfectly normal foodstuff here and a wide range is available in any supermarket.0-

Tanit · Answer

0 In the UK they pay a lot of attention to vegetarians. Many types of foods are labelled as "suitable for vegetarians", so she won't have any problem there! 02br
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00Unlike here, they also make it always clear whether things that can cause allergy problems (like nuts or wheat) are used as ingredients.02br
00I found it hilarious when I read something like "Allergy advice: contains milk" ... on a bottle of milk. (and I'm not joking!!!) 0-

Nona the brit · Answer

0You'll also find 'warning: contains nuts' on packets of peanuts etc.0-

Prez1dent · Answer

0 Suggest her going to Russia. The prices on peanut butter are very democratic here))) 0-

Khoff · Answer

0I''m surprised it's sold much in Russia -- I've worked with Russian immigrants here, and found they are generally horrified by peanut butter!0-

Prez1dent · Answer

0 Well, it is not popular in Russia like in your country but some people are fond of it! For instance, me.)) 0-

Forbes · Answer

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Khoff · Answer

0Thanks, everyone!  I can remove that from my list of things to worry about.0-

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