Here in 🇬🇧, tea is the go-to in a crisis. Coffee is...OK but doesn't really cut it for calming things down. I admire your honesty but there was a collective gasp of shock at your admission. American life is getting to you. You'll be going to the Other Side...
@@stephenphillip5656 Coffee = amp things up Tea = calm things down? I only drink tea when I don't want much caffeine, but I can see how it's more of a cultural habitual thing seen as the thing to do to calm things down. That said, if I'm looking to drink something to calm down, it's more likely to be a good Scotch instead of tea!
I LOVE Jungle Jim's! Trouble is, I always buy $200 of stuff I don't need there. I love that you showed the "porta-potties". My son was fooled by those the first time we visited! They look like one-person stalls from the outside, and he just saw someone go in, so he refused to even try to open the door. The look on his face when two different people came out was priceless! ;)
Watching my husband (a Yorkshireman) react to this video has absolutely made my day. So thank you for that 😂 We have been to the other Jungle Jim's location a fair bit but he spotted some stuff this one has that he's been missing! Gonna be making the extra 30 minute drive out to that one now.
People usually flip out over the Porta-Potty restrooms at Jungle Jim's, then they open the doors, and discover that they're actually a fake facade with a full sized normal restroom inside. It's pretty hilarious to watch.
I noticed you said "trolley", whereas most Americans probably say "shopping cart". In Tennessee (and probably elsewhere in the south), people call it a "buggy".
Sweet! My favorite newly found RUclipsr visited my hometown! I live 10 minutes from this place. It’s interesting to see how much of a destination it is when it’s just the local grocery store for me.
Jabber 1974 yeah but stereotypes are something you either embrace or reject, love or hate and the British really have taken it to our hearts to such an extent no-one would recognise Britain without it
Dear Americans. In the chocolate section I spotted Starbars in the background. If you get the chance, buy one! Imagine a Snickers bar that has been put through a food processor, shaped into a bar and then re-covered in chocolate. Awesome!
So fun to watch a tuber from my neck of the woods. Born in Indiana, visited Chicago many times and live now near Cincinnati. There are actually two jungle jims. Hope you had a chance to go to the new one, which is more elaborate than the original.
One of the biggest surprises is the prices are not actually that bad, and comparable to local grocery chains. *This isn't a whole foods.* The things that are more pricey is the imported items or premium items. But, again you'd pay that extra anywhere, often more. Like, I often stock up on coffee flavor syrups. For slightly more than a 12oz bottle at Walmart, I can get 24oz glass bottles there. The biggest drain on the wallet is there simply being too many good things in a concentrated space.
Fun fact: the monorail track outside used to work and would transport people from the parking lot to the building, the monorail trains are from the nearby amusement park Kings Island which used to use them in the 1970s!
I came here from the future when you have a beard. Boy it looked so strange to see you clean shaven. Right at the end when doing the wrap up you looked closer to normal with the 3 day stubble, LOL. We have a small British section at our Publix Grocery store but boy is the stuff high here. I hope that yall get a good post Brexit trade deal with the US and the prices drop.
Jungle Jim's is an awesome market! We love going there. Their selection of international fruit is amazing n I always learn something new. They could make the Irish section a bit larger but then, being Irish I would say that same for Holland. Their natural food section is great too, and allllll the candy!!!!!
I just came across this video, I LOVE Jungle Jim's. I was born in and grew up in that area, lived within a 15 minute drive. Happy to see you had a chance to visit and dig it as much as I do. I live 3+ hrs away now, but stop in every chance I get as I still have family in the area.
Fear not, I spend plenty of dollars converted to pounds between my Spode collection, the Majesty magazine, and tea from twining.uk I’m waiting on an order now because they don’t offer their entire stock to the twinnings.us customers. As if we don’t like all that tea too. ☹️
@@knittea1946 I know what you mean. 1706 Strong Breakfast is one of my favorites, an amazing, bold tea. Twinings stopped exporting to the US about 11 years ago, knowing full well it was popular here. I'll never understand their decision.
in Australia, we eat some of the same things as people in the UK do. so we would go down the UK aisle to get things you usually get in Australia that are not comen in the USA, like a flake, aero, milk chocolate, tea, digestive biscuits and more. so we do not need 2 aisles, we would just use the UK aisle to find what we want.
You are right. To a certain extent anyway, it must be coffee or tea. I have written here before about marrying into a British family. (I am a Californian.) My wife's parents and extended family all came here. Most of them could slug down pots and pots of coffee all day. Then go upstairs to bed. No caffein problem. They seemed immune. They enjoyed a proper cup of tea on special occasions. Both their coffee and tea were good. I enjoyed the way Mum made them. By the way, I had several experiences with ordering coffee in New Jersey restaurants. On the subject of how we like certain drinks, this is. I like my coffee with milk and sweetener. In a NJ restaurant order your coddee with the words, COFFEE REGULAR. They will bring it to you all ready fixed up. They always got it right. Very enjoyable.
The Flake bar is a tremendous bar! Definitely one of my favorites! I ordered a box of these years ago from AMAZON UK, then had an epiphany. . . Why pay what I paid, when I bet Jungle Jim's down the road has them! Anyway, next I shall try the Milky Bar. . . keep being Awesome!
Along with those pesky illegal Kinder Eggs. STOOPID F.D.A. numpties. Apparently the toy parts in the plastic container within the egg can choke a child. Even my wife and I, both 52 years old have trouble opening the damn plastic container but hey, Walmart (USA) will gladly gift wrap your automatic assault rifle at the checkout for a couple of bucks extra I believe. What a bonkers mental country.
baylessnow you are a complete moron if you believe that. "Assault rifles" are illegal in the US and nobody but the military has them. We do care about safety and we have a better way to protect are citizens by having a an armed populist by which studies have shown that gun far more than they take them.
@@baylessnow I know your comment is a couple years old, but they have them in the United States now! I'm 52, but I am curious to buy one to see what the big deal was!😊
Also visit the other Jungle Jim's International Market in Fairford, OH. It's fairly close to the one in Cincinnati. It's older and seems bigger. Love the entrance to the loo. I spend way too much money there.
I've been personally testing that theory for years. What began as 8 types of Twinings has morphed into a collection of over 60 teas from Japan to France, Africa to England. I need a bigger house.
If I had discovered you then, I too would have popped over. I love Jungle Jim's; my family and I love to come by every few monrhs and spend the day (and lots of money!) there; it's a foodie's paradise! Did you get a chance to check out the meat section?? Buffalo, rabbit, venison, and (the one I want to try first) alligator! The people who work there are friendly and really helpful, and once when I asked someone about a foreign fruit (I think it was from Vietnam), he cut it open and gave me a slice so I could see exactly what it tasted like! Great place; if you come back, let us know and maybe we can say hello!
Jungle Jims is like a tourist destination. People go there just to look around. In the fresh fish section, they will actually grab a fish out of the tank and clean it for you while you shop for other stuff.
Even more if you see two giant silos behind the Chinese goods you can walk up stairs and see into the tanks that they actually raise some of the fish they sell.....as fresh as they come.
Love Jungle Jim's. Our daughter went to The Art Academy of Cincinnati and we always stopped when we went for a visit. Thanks for this brought back some memories. I usually got some of those biscuits and several different types of tea. They have several good brands of mead not just wine too.
If you see one in the shops, avert your gaze, Sir! It will horrify you. In no way could it be described as a whip any more. Still have a bit of walnut on the top though.
I love both tea and coffee. In my home in Houston, tea and buttered toast was hands down the snack of choice daily. But morning is just not right without a good coffee.
Dude!!! Wish I'd known you were in my town 2 years ago!! I'd have introduced you to "Cincinnati Chili" (Cincinnati-Style Greco-American Hot Dog Sauce).
When I was a boy, I remember that we always had either Hartley's or Chiver's marmalade for our bread and English muffins. British marmalade is made with Seville oranges and is not as sweet as American marmalade which is made from Valencia oranges. Unfortunately, it is much more expensive than years ago(we are retired).
We had a small shop called Best of Britain, the owner has since retired but I threw a William Wedding Tea and bought most of my items there. It was excellent and my friends were impressed.
I just started following your channel recently and went to this video because we used to shop in that Jungle Jim’s. Now we’ve moved to south of Indianapolis and don’t have anything like that. I think I used to work in a town very near where you live. I worked in Carmel, the town with an obscene number of traffic circles.
Jungle Jim's and BBC give me all the British things I can afford. :)) I'm not a traitor, I just love their TV shows, accents, sense of humor, food, and most importantly, they don't smile at each other for no reason.
LOVE Jungle Jim's, but I can never get out of there under $300.00! My son-in-law's parents live right around the corner. Can't wait to go back! Thanks for the little tour.
I wish I'd known! I work there and would have loved to show you around! Oh, you went to the Fairfield location. I work at the other store in Eastgate (there are 2 in the area). So glad you enjoyed it!
Here in Calgary, we have foods from other countries but they tend to be in different ethnic stores. Ribena was easy to find. With Vimto, in a Scottish/Irish shoppe, they were sold in cans; in a shoppe selling Middle Eastern foods, they were in bottles.
In Cincinnati, I worked with a consultant who lived in Indianapolis. She mentioned that she was really into different types of honey 🍯, so I recommended she go to Jungle Jim's International Market. The next week, she said that she was so overwhelmed 😀😃🤯 with their selection that she was going to have to go back again to look more closely and think about which others to buy. 😂😂
"I'm not really a tea drinker" All of Britain gasp collectively!
Gasp 😉
So did I !
Here in 🇬🇧, tea is the go-to in a crisis. Coffee is...OK but doesn't really cut it for calming things down.
I admire your honesty but there was a collective gasp of shock at your admission. American life is getting to you. You'll be going to the Other Side...
I’m American, and I detest coffee and tea both. I do enjoy some herbal teas as long as they don’t have any actual tea in them.
@@stephenphillip5656 Coffee = amp things up Tea = calm things down? I only drink tea when I don't want much caffeine, but I can see how it's more of a cultural habitual thing seen as the thing to do to calm things down. That said, if I'm looking to drink something to calm down, it's more likely to be a good Scotch instead of tea!
Jungle Jim’s is an OHIO landmark
Literally started as a fruit stand by the highway
Who’s now binge watching all of his videos after you’ve randomly discovered this greatness of a RUclips channel? 🙌🏻
*raises hand*
I LOVE Jungle Jim's! Trouble is, I always buy $200 of stuff I don't need there. I love that you showed the "porta-potties". My son was fooled by those the first time we visited! They look like one-person stalls from the outside, and he just saw someone go in, so he refused to even try to open the door. The look on his face when two different people came out was priceless! ;)
Watching my husband (a Yorkshireman) react to this video has absolutely made my day. So thank you for that 😂 We have been to the other Jungle Jim's location a fair bit but he spotted some stuff this one has that he's been missing! Gonna be making the extra 30 minute drive out to that one now.
So worth it!
The Fairfield location is the OG, and it's much larger so more room for more products. Come on over!
Next time I'm in Cincinnati, I'll take a trip to the British aisles.
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1:56 "Its just paradise to anyone who understands life and good decision making."
So true! Very well said. 😁👍
I love going to Jungle Jim's and trying out the various teas. It's amazing the selection there from all the different countries.
My wife agrees!
"Look at that! Chocolate Fingers! I'd shove them in my-
Mouth. Nowhere else. Umm..."
I love British humor.
“And then just pickled shit.” I love this man.
Pickled Shit!!! Yum! Just like Mom used to make!
Hey! I live in Cincinnati! I used to work right down the street from Jungle Jims! :)
I had to stop the video to see if anyone in the comment section had got a chuckle out of the bathroom being located near the Netherlands section.
Me too!
I was brave and carried on.
I applaud your self control, Dios67.
For the record, they usually have actual loos/restrooms, not just portable ones.
People usually flip out over the Porta-Potty restrooms at Jungle Jim's, then they open the doors, and discover that they're actually a fake facade with a full sized normal restroom inside. It's pretty hilarious to watch.
I noticed you said "trolley", whereas most Americans probably say "shopping cart". In Tennessee (and probably elsewhere in the south), people call it a "buggy".
I've heard both buggy and cart here, but mostly cart.
In New England (at least in the Greater Boston area), they're called carriages.
Buggy in the uk is for pushing babies around in.
In Texas it is called a called a shopping cart, so it may not be a southern thing.
He’s in Cincinnati, it’s called a “grocery cart” here.
This is a super (very) unusual store. A Bosnia section? Hilarious. I’ve never seen anything like this store in my life, and I’ve traveled a lot.
I was surprised it wasn't just landmines, as that is all I ever hear about Bosnia these days.
'and then just pickled shit' hahaha :')
"and then just pickled shit" That would be "Mad dogs spew" then (Heinz Sandwich spread)
I came here to say the same thing as this video appeared in my Home feed. Laurence cussing? 🤣
Who’s the young, clean-shaven guy with the wire-rim glasses?
Right! I had to check the channel name!
@1:35, you honestly looked like the Madame Tussaud's version of yourself. 😂😂😂😂
That tends to happen when I'm constip... relaxed. When I'm relaxed.
Exactly. There were two places in the video where Laurence looked like a wax sculpture.
Either he's good at doing that or he zones out naturally.
There are two locations--the I work by one and go home past the other. A fabulous benefit to living in the Tri-State area
Sweet! My favorite newly found RUclipsr visited my hometown! I live 10 minutes from this place. It’s interesting to see how much of a destination it is when it’s just the local grocery store for me.
It would be so amazing to have a store like that where I live. Seems like it would be an education to see these foods from other lands. Such fun
Love Jungle Jim's!
I only drink coffee and I'm British. You're not alone.
As a Brit I must disown you for not living on tea and for preferring coffee!
Why Not? Britain as a nation drank coffee long before we discovered tea.
Jabber 1974 yeah but stereotypes are something you either embrace or reject, love or hate and the British really have taken it to our hearts to such an extent no-one would recognise Britain without it
Why Not? I'd like to be associated with your remark
+Jabber 1974 I highly doubt that as before tea we weren't an empire .. we drank Ale and beer before tea
Tea is refreshing, coffee is just a drug to take in the mornings to wake up.
Dear Americans. In the chocolate section I spotted Starbars in the background. If you get the chance, buy one! Imagine a Snickers bar that has been put through a food processor, shaped into a bar and then re-covered in chocolate. Awesome!
Nothing is better than a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup... NOTHING! ruclips.net/video/gwGQ_w9lgHw/видео.html
He moves to fast to read!
Excuse me but was your description supposed to sound appetising or the opposite because ...yeah.
I literally said “STARBAR” out loud, they are like crack.
Sorry, but yuck! The fun of a snickers is the crunch of the peanuts. It gives it more of a chewing sensation than a "smooth" candy bar.
The real alan partridge.
Mixture between Partridge and Mark Corrigan from Peep show 😂
So fun to watch a tuber from my neck of the woods. Born in Indiana, visited Chicago many times and live now near Cincinnati. There are actually two jungle jims. Hope you had a chance to go to the new one, which is more elaborate than the original.
The wife's new hair style looks fantastic!!
Another great video! The funniest line for me was "And then just pickled shit..."
You can spend hours in that store
One of the biggest surprises is the prices are not actually that bad, and comparable to local grocery chains. *This isn't a whole foods.*
The things that are more pricey is the imported items or premium items. But, again you'd pay that extra anywhere, often more.
Like, I often stock up on coffee flavor syrups. For slightly more than a 12oz bottle at Walmart, I can get 24oz glass bottles there.
The biggest drain on the wallet is there simply being too many good things in a concentrated space.
Fun fact: the monorail track outside used to work and would transport people from the parking lot to the building, the monorail trains are from the nearby amusement park Kings Island which used to use them in the 1970s!
That is astounding. Cannot imagine doing anything other than walking.
That's because you're British mate. ;¬)
My favorite dish while visit g the UK was the sticky toffee pudding, so yummy!
Love this store ... enjoying being able to get food from places I have visited. This make me want to hope in the car and travel down there tonight.
I came here from the future when you have a beard. Boy it looked so strange to see you clean shaven. Right at the end when doing the wrap up you looked closer to normal with the 3 day stubble, LOL. We have a small British section at our Publix Grocery store but boy is the stuff high here. I hope that yall get a good post Brexit trade deal with the US and the prices drop.
Jungle Jim's is an awesome market! We love going there. Their selection of international fruit is amazing n I always learn something new. They could make the Irish section a bit larger but then, being Irish I would say that same for Holland. Their natural food section is great too, and allllll the candy!!!!!
jungle jims is the amusement park of grocery stores.
Great way of putting it!
I just came across this video, I LOVE Jungle Jim's. I was born in and grew up in that area, lived within a 15 minute drive. Happy to see you had a chance to visit and dig it as much as I do. I live 3+ hrs away now, but stop in every chance I get as I still have family in the area.
Oh my!!! My husband and I make the annual pilgrimage to Jungle Jims and spend a couple of hundred dollars half of which is spent in the British area.
It's a shame your hard earned dollars aren't helping the UK economy though. X¬D
Fear not, I spend plenty of dollars converted to pounds between my Spode collection, the Majesty magazine, and tea from twining.uk
I’m waiting on an order now because they don’t offer their entire stock to the twinnings.us customers. As if we don’t like all that tea too. ☹️
baylessnow its a shame they tried to tax us to death on goods such as tea that we had to kick your arses and become an independent nation.
@@baylessnow Posh. All these items come from the country of origin. Why isn't that helping???
@@knittea1946 I know what you mean. 1706 Strong Breakfast is one of my favorites, an amazing, bold tea. Twinings stopped exporting to the US about 11 years ago, knowing full well it was popular here. I'll never understand their decision.
in Australia, we eat some of the same things as people in the UK do. so we would go down the UK aisle to get things you usually get in Australia that are not comen in the USA, like a flake, aero, milk chocolate, tea, digestive biscuits and more. so we do not need 2 aisles, we would just use the UK aisle to find what we want.
Jungle Jims is the only store I've seen that sells Vegemite
This is truly one of my most favorite stores and you’re absolutely right it’s paradise!
You are right. To a certain extent anyway, it must be coffee or tea. I have written here before about marrying into a British family. (I am a Californian.) My wife's parents and extended family all came here. Most of them could slug down pots and pots of coffee all day. Then go upstairs to bed. No caffein problem. They seemed immune.
They enjoyed a proper cup of tea on special occasions. Both their coffee and tea were good. I enjoyed the way Mum made them.
By the way, I had several experiences with ordering coffee in New Jersey restaurants. On the subject of how we like certain drinks, this is. I like my coffee with milk and sweetener. In a NJ restaurant order your coddee with the words, COFFEE REGULAR. They will bring it to you all ready fixed up. They always got it right. Very enjoyable.
The Flake bar is a tremendous bar! Definitely one of my favorites! I ordered a box of these years ago from AMAZON UK, then had an epiphany. . . Why pay what I paid, when I bet Jungle Jim's down the road has them! Anyway, next I shall try the Milky Bar. . . keep being Awesome!
You just need to cross the border we have a lot of this in Canada
Along with those pesky illegal Kinder Eggs. STOOPID F.D.A. numpties.
Apparently the toy parts in the plastic container within the egg can choke a child. Even my wife and I, both 52 years old have trouble opening the damn plastic container but hey, Walmart (USA) will gladly gift wrap your automatic assault rifle at the checkout for a couple of bucks extra I believe. What a bonkers mental country.
baylessnow I still can't understand stand why they are illegal its not like kids eat the egg in their hands. They break it up to get the toy first.
baylessnow you are a complete moron if you believe that. "Assault rifles" are illegal in the US and nobody but the military has them. We do care about safety and we have a better way to protect are citizens by having a an armed populist by which studies have shown that gun far more than they take them.
@@baylessnow I know your comment is a couple years old, but they have them in the United States now! I'm 52, but I am curious to buy one to see what the big deal was!😊
I noticed that. I'm an American living in Canada and there were several items I thought were Canadian. Wrong.
LitP in Fairfield OH.? near Cincinnati?! We've arrived!! woot!
That cheeky Worcester Sauce shot at the end
The secret best crisp flavour alongside steak McCoys.
Steak McCoys are fucking amazing. Haven't eaten them for like 4-5 years. :'(
Do you mean "Worcestershire"?
I love Jungle Jim's! I try to get over there whenever I'm in the Cincinnati area.
I'm from the uk an I need to come An explore this store lol 😍
Don't bother it is a waste of time.
I disagree ... I love this store ... I enjoy going once every few months.
Also visit the other Jungle Jim's International Market in Fairford, OH. It's fairly close to the one in Cincinnati. It's older and seems bigger. Love the entrance to the loo. I spend way too much money there.
you should, its the best!
You may even be able to buy a D key to replace the one that often doesn't work on your keyboard.
I live near Cincinnati, love Jungle Jim’s!
You can NEVER have too much tea!
I've been personally testing that theory for years. What began as 8 types of Twinings has morphed into a collection of over 60 teas from Japan to France, Africa to England. I need a bigger house.
Jungle Jim's is amazing. it's like an amusement park for foodies.
If I had known you were inc Cincinnati I would have swung by Jungle Jim's to say hello!
Me too!
Hehe! It was quite a last minute thing.
Me three! Thanks for visiting my hometown!
same!
If I had discovered you then, I too would have popped over. I love Jungle Jim's; my family and I love to come by every few monrhs and spend the day (and lots of money!) there; it's a foodie's paradise! Did you get a chance to check out the meat section?? Buffalo, rabbit, venison, and (the one I want to try first) alligator! The people who work there are friendly and really helpful, and once when I asked someone about a foreign fruit (I think it was from Vietnam), he cut it open and gave me a slice so I could see exactly what it tasted like! Great place; if you come back, let us know and maybe we can say hello!
😲 Thank you. Now I know the next store to visit. 😃 Blessings 🤗🙏
Jungle Jims is like a tourist destination. People go there just to look around. In the fresh fish section, they will actually grab a fish out of the tank and clean it for you while you shop for other stuff.
Even more if you see two giant silos behind the Chinese goods you can walk up stairs and see into the tanks that they actually raise some of the fish they sell.....as fresh as they come.
This is my local grocery store. Its incredible how many choices are available
Wow! What a cool store😎
Thank you for sharing✌💛☺
Love jungle Jim's, whenever I visit my daughter in Cincinnati we usually fit in a trip there.
Love Jungle Jim's. Our daughter went to The Art Academy of Cincinnati and we always stopped when we went for a visit. Thanks for this brought back some memories. I usually got some of those biscuits and several different types of tea. They have several good brands of mead not just wine too.
Double Deckers & Walnut Whips would be straight in my trolley. Whatever happened to the coffee flavoured Walnut Whips?
Steph A
Yay I'm off to M&S. Thanks for the info.
Cadbury`s never made Walnut Whips, it Nestles
Walnut whips are hideous parodies of the 70s ones now, sadly
robsa walker
I haven't had one since the 90's. I never ate the walnut though. Ergh.....walnut
If you see one in the shops, avert your gaze, Sir! It will horrify you. In no way could it be described as a whip any more. Still have a bit of walnut on the top though.
Wow, a brown bess tea pot! I actually have one.
I love both tea and coffee. In my home in Houston, tea and buttered toast was hands down the snack of choice daily. But morning is just not right without a good coffee.
I live near the store and its always jam packed. You must have been there in when people are at work
I was there. Their restrooms are award-winning!
loved going to that place when i was a child, and visit when ever i go and visit ohio.
Should you end up in Houston for the world series, stop by British Isles in the Rice Village area. Great little shop run for and by expats..
I know its old but thanks for a journey. Great video.
Dude!!! Wish I'd known you were in my town 2 years ago!! I'd have introduced you to "Cincinnati Chili" (Cincinnati-Style Greco-American Hot Dog Sauce).
I remember this video (which just popped up in my feed). It was the one that introduced me to Lost in the Pond.
When I was a boy, I remember that we always had either Hartley's or Chiver's marmalade for our bread and English muffins. British marmalade is made with Seville oranges and is not as sweet as American marmalade which is made from Valencia oranges. Unfortunately, it is much more expensive than years ago(we are retired).
We had a small shop called Best of Britain, the owner has since retired but I threw a William Wedding Tea and bought most of my items there. It was excellent and my friends were impressed.
Watching from 3 1/2 years later... it's so weird to see you without your facial hair...
OMG! I used to go there once a month for my British food!!!
Good selection!
My stepmom spent a few years in England when she was a kid, and she LOVES Aero. My dad gets them for her from Cost Plus for Christmas.
This was a good video..."for anyone who understands life and good decision making". So true.
I just started following your channel recently and went to this video because we used to shop in that Jungle Jim’s. Now we’ve moved to south of Indianapolis and don’t have anything like that. I think I used to work in a town very near where you live. I worked in Carmel, the town with an obscene number of traffic circles.
That Robin Hood statue is definitely going to pop up in my nightmares at some point 😳
I'm from Cincinnat, but I live in Australia. And I've been to that Jungle Jim's! I don't know why I'm so excited that you went there, but I am.
I live in the area. Love going to Jungle Jim's! I love their humidor and I always pick up a pack of Digestives.
Fun store. All kinds of hard to find foods items. Found some very good cheese & wine.
Jungle Jim's and BBC give me all the British things I can afford. :)) I'm not a traitor, I just love their TV shows, accents, sense of humor, food, and most importantly, they don't smile at each other for no reason.
this is the coolest store ever. I wish we had a place like this here in San Diego, ca. I would love to try some of this.
LOVE Jungle Jim's, but I can never get out of there under $300.00! My son-in-law's parents live right around the corner. Can't wait to go back! Thanks for the little tour.
You didn't get to the beer section!
Funny I stumbled on this video today. I was just at Jungle Jim's yesterday so a friend of mine to stock up on English chocolates haha.
You were in my backyard! OK, not literally but you know what I mean. I love Jungle Jim's and usually try to go there every couple weeks.
Small world! I wish I could afford to go there every couple of weeks.
Do you guys still have Malted milk in The UK? We use to in Canada when I was growing up but they are discontinued now
I'm from Nottingham so I was amazed when I visited there. Do they still have the telephone box?
It returned to the time vortex
I'm from. Robin hood land Nottingham too 🇬🇧😁✌❤xx
I'm from Nottingham too.
Lol, West Bridgford here.. who the heck is Robin *the* Hood though?
I wish I'd known! I work there and would have loved to show you around! Oh, you went to the Fairfield location. I work at the other store in Eastgate (there are 2 in the area). So glad you enjoyed it!
It was quite an impromptu visit. I do love the Eastgate store too, having been the other year.
I live two miles from the Jungle Jims in Eastgate. Awesome store!
Here in Calgary, we have foods from other countries but they tend to be in different ethnic stores. Ribena was easy to find. With Vimto, in a Scottish/Irish shoppe, they were sold in cans; in a shoppe selling Middle Eastern foods, they were in bottles.
This has made me want to visit Cincinnati to check out this wondrous place!
In Cincinnati, I worked with a consultant who lived in Indianapolis. She mentioned that she was really into different types of honey 🍯, so I recommended she go to Jungle Jim's International Market. The next week, she said that she was so overwhelmed 😀😃🤯 with their selection that she was going to have to go back again to look more closely and think about which others to buy. 😂😂
You're in my state. I've been to Jungle Jim's many times.I hope you enjoyed your stay.
I enjoyed the editing.
Every single one of these items is in the supermarket down the road, and yet I am watching this
When I visit my daughter going to Jungle Jim’s is a must!
"Where's the bathroom?"
"It's uop that way, somewhere near Netherlands."
I love that.
New Subscriber here :-) A brit without Tea in his " Buggy" . Wow...That's a first !!! Hello from Florida!!!
I love Jungle Jim's. We had some immigrants from Indonesia move into our neighborhood. They were so thrilled to find their familiar foods.
Love your show.
Thank you!
"Get your hands off my Crunchy Nuggets," said one Brit to another.
I love Jungle Jim's. They have the best selection of everything.