....and other American items.
I will be moving to DK from the US soon. Though I am prepared for things to be vastly different than I am used to, I am proactively trying to find which of my "favorite" items may be available in DK/can ship to DK, or find equivalents as best possible. Also looking for brick-and-mortar store or website suggestions that are similar to American stores for :
- department/retail stores (ex., Target, TJMAXX, Crate & Barrel, Pottery Barn, Macy's)
- grocery items (ex., condensed soup, Tabasco, heavy whipping cream, specialty flours/spices)
- craft/hobby shops (ex., Hobby Lobby, Michael's)
- cooking/baking/appliances stores (ex., Williams Sonoma, Kirkland's, Sur la Table)
- linens (ex., Bed, Bath & Beyond, Kohl's, Nordstrom)
- carrier oils and NaOH for soapmaking
I also have Amazon Prime and their CS indicated that I can just transfer my account to be operative in DK. Anyone have experience with that, as well?
Thank you kindly for any help/opinions. Apologies in the advance for the long-winded post.
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The original was posted on /r/denmark by /u/TwinkieMcSmartypants at 2024-02-04 16:46:39+00:00.
TwinkieMcSmartypants (OP) at 2024-02-05 11:55:03+00:00 ID:
kp0i71uVery much appreciated, great list. Your comment on the ingredients hit home, as that is a big concern. I fear I will be limited on those as US/DK cuisines are so different.
quinyd at 2024-02-05 11:59:28+00:00 ID:
kp0imm4We make tons of US food and it is possible but yeah it’s extra work. The hardest part for us is making proper Mexican food, as the ingredients just aren’t available. But most things should be fine and you learn to love (some) Danish cuisine.
TwinkieMcSmartypants (OP) at 2024-02-05 12:01:38+00:00 ID:
kp0iugaOh I have heard that about Mexican food. I make my own spice mix so hopefully, I can wing it.