Taking food in your cases ?

[echogirl1]

Never had any problem with the dresses, t-shirts, t-towels, shoes etc.  I have bought in Turkey, my friend purchased 2 dresses in a shop on the prom. last year and is very happy with them. By the 
way its SHEILA not Shiela    

[Shamless2]

Most of the food, bacon, sausage, extra mature cheddar, we bring over for friends who live there all year round, we can manage 2 weeks without anything "English", and eat mostly Turkish whilst there. But in saying this there is one thing that should be said...........it's each to his own, and it's personal choice and nobody else's business what each if us do, it is so easy on here for some "out spoken" members to push their ideals on the rest of us, well guess what? Do we care? No we don't!!!!!

[chris35]

Personally I am strictly a "SPORTS DIRECT GUY", best value clothes on the planet. I am the guy who always wears "Slazenger T shirts and Lonsdale shorts", but what the F**ks that got to do with bringing bacon over in mi case ?? 

[mary62]

Personally I am strictly a "SPORTS DIRECT GUY", best value clothes on the planet. I am the guy who always wears "Slazenger T shirts and Lonsdale shorts", but what the F**ks that got to do with bringing bacon over in mi case ?? 

Chill out Chris.
You asked the question about taking food items into Turkey, to which you have been given advice/ experiences. Some people choose not to bring food over to turkey saying that they want to bring their luggage weight in clothes, whilst others prefer to use some of their allowances to bring in some 'can't do without' items.

[chris35]

Personally I am strictly a "SPORTS DIRECT GUY", best value clothes on the planet. I am the guy who always wears "Slazenger T shirts and Lonsdale shorts", but what the F**ks that got to do with bringing bacon over in mi case ?? 

Chill out Chris.
You asked the question about taking food items into Turkey, to which you have been given advice/ experiences. Some people choose not to bring food over to turkey saying that they want to bring their luggage weight in clothes, whilst others prefer to use some of their allowances to bring in some 'can't do without' items.

Sorry Mary62, I am one of the most chilled out people you could meet, but I also have a bit of a wicked sense of humour, like a few others on here.

[Scunner]

There's nothing wrong with Slazenger T shirts by the way!

[Highlander]

I'm a Andy Murray Ferd Perry man myself  

[Scunner]

Fred's brother

[Highlander]

Isn't Andy Murray's brother called Jamie  

[Hamlet]

Back on track, our former UK neighbours would take sausages, bacon, mushrooms, tomatoes, bread & even eggs on holiday abroad so that he could have a 'full English' breakfast every day, because in his words "they don't make it the same and it don't taste right".