We sell a wide variety of British food including clotted cream, scones and puddings, cookies / biscuits, crisps and candy / sweets.
We offer excellent customer service, if you need advice on tea just give us a call on 724-925-5600 or toll free 1-877-734-2458.
NEW! We now have a wide selection of Indian food. So when you yearn for the spicy taste of the curry houses of the UK, stock up with our Patak's and Sharwood's Indian Curry sauces.
Please visit our page of useful links to sites about Britain and for British people living in the US.
We offer all the top UK brands of tea, including PG Tips, Taylors of Harrogate, Typhoo and our own brand. We also offer over 60 varieties of loose tea, a wide range of teapots from $6.95, gift baskets and other tea related items.
Aside from different kinds of tea, English Tea Store has many British foods available through our website, including clotted and Devon cream, scones and puddings, cookies and biscuits, crisps, and sweets, with occasional specials. For most products to arrive in best condition, Next Day Air is preferable.
Clotted cream is a thick spread that tastes like a cross between ice cream and butter. Devon cream, although similar, has more of a creamy texture and is less buttery. Both taste best as a spread with jam on scones.
Tea cakes and pudding are other sweet British food options to have with a cup of strong tea. English Tea Store carries fruit-flavored Bronte and liqueur cakes and treacle sponge pudding in spotted dick and sticky toffee varieties.
Such British snack foods as cookies and crisps can be found on our site, including popular McVities biscuits, Scottish shortbread cookies, and prawn-flavored crisps. We sell a few popular flavors of Walker’s crisps, which are now made with sunseed oil to reduce saturated fat by 70%.
Typical American potato chips may be called “crisps” across the ocean, but British chocolate, although called by the same name, is made with more milk than most American chocolates, resulting in a creamier taste. The English Tea Store carries popular English candies by Nestle, Cadbury, Mars, Bassett’s, and Frys. Some candy bars, such as a Mars bar, may seem similar, but read the ingredients first. And others, like Maltesers, are a similar treat with a different name.



