
M&S Bourbon Cream Biscuits
$2.99
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British food · St. John’s
M&S biscuits and Bird’s custard sit alongside chocolate, tea and other familiar choices from St. John’s delivery history.
Explore the shop’s Canadian Google reviews as you choose for St. John’s.

The shop comes to you
Our online British shop sends British groceries to St. John's from Halifax. Whether you choose biscuits for tea or imported British food for the pudding cupboard, your parcel travels within Canada to a home or PO box, with courier choices based on the complete Newfoundland delivery address.
For St. John’s, the most comprehensive range means the British food expats actually miss, with no filler. The team packing your St. John’s choices in Halifax grew up eating these foods and seeks out their UK versions. Google reviews from across Canada give St. John’s shoppers a coast-to-coast view of the service.
M&S Extra Cream Bourbon Creams are the biscuit starting point here. Cadbury Twirl and Wispa Gold are separate chocolate choices, with the current sizes shown on their own listings.
Bird’s Custard Powder is an ingredient for making custard, rather than a ready-to-pour carton. Use the pack directions for what to add and the preparation method before planning it with pudding.
The St. John’s page concentrates on the city’s recorded choices. Newfoundland and Labrador’s page covers the broader province; courier arrival estimates still depend on the actual address entered at checkout.
Chosen for the cupboard
M&S biscuits and Bird’s custard sit alongside chocolate, tea and other familiar choices from St. John’s delivery history. The available St. John’s shelf below reflects a current stock check.

$2.99
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$6.99
Christmas pre-order
Expected late October to early November

$7.99
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$6.99
Christmas pre-order
Expected late October to early November

$16.99
Christmas pre-order
Expected late October to early November

$3.99
Available to order ↗
Packed in Halifax
St. John’s delivery costs $20 standard, $10 over $159, and is free over $249. The minimum basket for St. John’s is $49.
We pack in-stock St. John’s selections Monday to Friday, usually the next working day and within three working days when busy. Checkout provides the courier services and arrival estimates for the full St. John’s delivery address. Your St. John’s tracking email follows dispatch, and any additional charge for an oversized or remote delivery is agreed before sending.
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A real Great British Haul
St. Johns, NL · 2026-05-27
Useful before you choose
The physical shop behind your St. John’s selection is in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Browse its British groceries online for domestic delivery to your St. John’s address.
Bird’s Custard Powder needs preparation using the pack instructions. The product page gives its current details so you can choose it for the dessert you are planning.
For St. John’s, use the rate card on this page: standard $20, $10 when your basket is over $159, and free delivery above $249. A $49 minimum applies to St. John’s baskets.
Allow for preparation in Halifax before the courier journey to St. John’s. In-stock packing is normally next working day, up to three working days when busy; the checkout estimate is for the recipient’s full St. John’s address.
We welcome PO box deliveries to St. John’s; checkout shows the services for the complete St. John’s recipient address and postal code.
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The Christmas range lands from the UK in the last week of October or the first week of November.
The day it arrives we unpack it, pack your order and send it on its way. Advent calendars go first, and everything reaches you within a few days wherever you are in Canada.
Order now and it has your name on it. The favourites go early every year. The people who leave it until December are the ones who miss out.