What British food is available in the Falklands ? I presume that there must be since there are forces based there, but is this all within the base, or is it available generally on the island ? If it's not generally available do you think people would buy it if it was reasonably priced ? - Sorry, this is really a fact finding mission for my business, but information like this is difficult to get.
Hi - What sort of food did you have in mind? There's a list of places to eat in Stanley, the main town, here: tourism.org.fk/stanley-resta... Also this page has a bit of info on the food: tourism.org.fk/necessary-inf... "Falklands food is generally of British character, but with occasional borrowings from South America. In the 'camp' or rural areas, expect three large meals a day, often punctuated by "smoko": tea or coffee served with home made cakes and biscuits. In Stanley and camp restaurants look for the use of fine local ingredients: organically grown lamb, mutton and beef, locally raised pork, locally caught fish and sea food and home grown vegetables." If you're talking about food that's actually imported from Britain - it looks like there's quite a lot of stuff that gets sent across: the-falkland-islands-co.com/... Cheers, Jeremy
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OK Thanks for the info. We were looking at importing food that you could normally purchase in a supermarket, but since Waitrose is already on the island, there is little point. Thanks once again for the info.
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There is indeed a lot of Waitrose stuff sold in The West Store in Stanley so the Falklands are not short of food of British origin. Interestingly there is also quite a bit of South African produce sold in Falklands supermarkets. The stuff available on the base (MPA) sold by the NAAFI tends to be a lot more British in origin, much of it from Tescos. The choice of produce from the NAAFI is not as good as that from the West Store for example.
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