Being the proper Canadian, I can enlighten you about HP Sauce. It is the
British version of Heinz 57- like a steak sauce that contains
worcestershire sauce, molasses, fruit- not sure what else. The Brits seem
to eat it w/everything. It is favoured by the Royal family, and has the
Royal crest on the label, which means that it is the official sauce of the
Royals.
Hope I got it correct! I'm sure the British JMDLers will correct me if I'm
wrong!
Regards,
Stephen in Vancouver
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Pat asked:
<< Marmite (Tudor House, Santa Monica)
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> HP Sauce (Tudor House, Santa Monica)
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> what's marmite and hp sauce
Marmite is another brand of that brown stuff you spread on bread, usually
known as Vegemite. I don't know what HP sauce is. The Tudor House is a
little store in Santa Monica that sells all kinds of products from the "old
country" for the British Isles ex-patriates who live there. At one time
Santa Monica had the largest population of English and Scottish people in
the U.S. outside of the U.K. and I think that stat still holds.
Kakki
