What do you bring back most of from Orlando

**kokomo** · 10-06-2005, 01:28

My husband and son always go to the NIKE outlet for Jeans, T.shirts and Trainers.

**becbecs** · 10-06-2005, 13:19

Clothes for my Wife, Eldest Daughter (12) and I

Minnie Mouse cuddly toys for my youngest. Minnie is her hero
Minnie even siged one of her cuddly Minnie Toys at a Disney Breakfast last time we were there. Now it takes pride of Place in her bedroom. ORRRRRRRRRRR

**CERICROWLEY** · 10-06-2005, 13:39

We always bring back flavoured coffee from Barnies. When ever we get guests round, there is always coffee on the brew and they ask which flavour is it this time. Also can't miss bringing home my margherita mix, its in a huge bucket and Hubby's bag had to go through twice in the scanner as they were not sure what it was. Tried everywhere to get it here not even asda's do the mix, and what I do find is a tiny 75ml bottle. That won't last long.

**julieanne** · 14-06-2005, 17:09

My still unpacked suitcase is full of all sorts - from egg poachers to trainers!
But the things I have the most of, apart from clothes are:
lots of Liz Claiborne perfume which I can't get in the UK
jelly beans that they love at work
credit card receipts

[laugh] [laugh]

**DiannaUK** · 14-06-2005, 17:20

Very large credit card bills [8D]

**bboult** · 14-06-2005, 17:58

Large Debt mainly[msnwink]

We usually bring back loads of designer label clothes for the family 9 honestly only a small amount is for us!!) and golf stuff and the latest gadgets.

Bruce

**sundowner** · 14-06-2005, 19:25

I tend to bring back the Maxwell House coffee bags - it means I dont have to mess around putting filters in the percolater and measuring out the coffee etc. Keep looking for them in this country and have not found them yet. Also I bring back the zip-lock food bags - they are much better than the ones here and keep salad etc fresh for days and days.

Obviously, as well as the above we also bring back lots of clothes, trainers (I still have 3 pairs in boxes never been worn), jewellery and the inevitable credit card receipts.

My hubby keeps pointing out to me that it still costs money to get a 'bargain'.

**carrie** · 09-01-2007, 01:41

hi, ive really enjoyed reading all these posts and am getting really excited about my holiday, april 9th yippeee.
i just wanted to ask in ur opinion where is the best place to buy.1/ bedding and towels..2 make up.and also smartish clothes, i only ever seem to find sporty stuff, not that my sons and hubby wont be buying them of course, but i only wear trousers and blouses, and im only 5ft and size 8

thnks
carrie

**Tessa Childs** · 09-01-2007, 02:29

On our last trip a new suitcase (£7) to accomodate all the towels we bought (£150) - not bad for 5 bathsheets, 5 hand towels, 2 large bath mats and one small one.