How should I store the British Christmas puddings and mince pies I order?

For best results, keep your traditional Christmas puddings and mince pies in a cool, dry place. Once opened, we recommend refrigerating any leftover mince pies and consuming them within a few days. The Christmas puddings are shelf-stable until their best-before date if kept unopened in a cool pantry.

Do you ship British Christmas food across the USA?

Yes. We import the whole Christmas range directly from the UK and hold it in our own warehouse in Littleton, Massachusetts, so your order ships domestically within the USA rather than crossing the Atlantic. If you are sending it straight to someone else, use the “Send it as a gift” option on the product page.

What kind of ingredients can I expect in your Christmas puddings and mince pies?

Our Christmas collection features authentic British recipes. You can expect rich, traditional ingredients like dried fruits (raisins, currants, sultanas), suet, spices (cinnamon, nutmeg), and citrus peel in our Christmas puddings and mince pies. We also offer biscuits with festive flavours like ginger and chocolate.

When should I order British Christmas food?

Stock lands through the autumn and the most popular lines go first: crackers, chocolate tubs and advent calendars usually sell out before December. Advent calendars in particular are worth ordering in November, since they are no use once December has started.

Christmas

Everything a British Christmas table needs, in one place: crackers to pull before the meal, mince pies and Christmas pudding to finish it, and the selection boxes, chocolate tubs and biscuit tins that sit out between the two. British Food Supplies imports the whole range directly from the UK and holds it in stock in our own USA warehouse, so you order the brands you grew up with and they arrive on a domestic delivery, not an international one. Stock lands through the autumn and the favourites go first - the crackers, tubs and advent calendars usually sell out before December.

Browse by what you need: Christmas crackers for the table, Christmas puddings and mince pies for the end of the meal, Christmas chocolates and selection boxes, biscuit tins to put out for visitors, and advent calendars to count down December.