Everyone loves to look at a multi-million pound mansion that they know they can't afford and the same applies to supermarkets.
We love to have a nosy at what other supermarkets are selling and in particular, what the British section looks like in other shops around the world.
Taking to Twitter one British-themed account shared a photo of the British section in an American supermarket - specifically Florida.
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And whilst some people were loving what they saw, not everyone was convinced by the aisle, with some stating it was "disappointing."
Commenting on the post one said that quite a bit was missing stating: "Interesting, but no Coleman's mustard, Bird's custard powder, Angel Delight, Worcester Sauce, Stilton, Duchy of Cornwall biscuits, Fortnum's kippers, Earl Grey, Harrod's cocoa, Ovaltine, Camp Coffee Essence, Robinson's Barley water, Batger's Chinese Figs, Corned Beef, or Spam?"
Another questioned: "£8.99 for a box of yorkie tea?"
A third added: "Looks normal to me. Wait a minute… WHERE’S THE JAFFA CAKES!?"
Others found it to be a good representation of our 'classic' food and drinks with one adding it was a "solid selection… bonus points for the Irn-Bru and Fruit Gums!"
Many people picked up on the Irn Bru, stating it was an essential for we Scots.
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A third questioned: "The essentials of British life for a lot of people."
A fourth added: "This is so fascinating for some reason."
