Little milks like at the cafe?

Question

Does anyone know which shop in the UK might sell those little milks or creams you get with a cuppa in the UK? I want to take some on my holiday :)

Answer 1

I think some supermarkets do, but you'll probably have to buy a box of them. Also wholesalers probably stock them. Or you could half inch some from a cafe, one you don't like.

Answer 2

The little cups, UHT milk?

Cafes get them from cafe supply warehouses.

Here in Australia I have seen these in packets of about 10 or 12 in a couple of the very big supermarkets  ---not as in big brand but as in physically big, where they have the shelf space for lots of versions of everything. Look in the long-life milk section AND the coffee section.

Otherwise I'm sure a friendly local cafe will sell you a fistful, if you talk to the owner or manager.

Answer 3

costco,macro, -any trade place like that

Answer 4

Sainsburys sell the creams most definitely [the bigger stores are better].

and the wholesalers do, but you need a member card for most of those.

here, I found a place online for milkpots .. bulk buy 120 pots though

http://www.pennineteaandcoffee.co.uk/com...

im sure if you found a local cafe, they'd be willing to sell you a few ;]

Answer 5

buy the little milk pots online at the website below..... if you call them with a small order to get cheaper postage. there is a couple of different types of little milk pots on the site. we have bought lots of products from them for our office including milk pots.

if its for your holiday they also sell great little coffee bags (fresh coffee in a teabag) - link below too.....

Enjoy your holiday - wish it was me :(

Answer 6

I used to work in a hotel and we got them in boxes of about 200 from a distributor. Try the cash and carry.

I think they are realy hard to open! They spill out when u pull the top off!