Carrefour has had this both premixed and powder form.
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I’ll check again as I haven’t seen it in my local one. I know Carrefour’s stock can be inconsistent when comparing different stores.
Carrefour
Carrefour
Just go here:
The site is in English and ordering from them is simple.
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Someone mentioned spinach on here, so I did a search on Carrefour’s site. Found two interesting products that don’t look half bad. Might give them a try.
Here you go…
Most baking supply stores also carry sour cream in a pouch for much less $$$.
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Butter - Kerrygold. Kerrygold is huge in Europe.
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This is my go to butter in Taiwan.
From Costco:
Vegan lasagne.
I never thought I would see the day when Weetbix became a rich person’s food.
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Nah, I am aware it has been asked about at least a few hundred time on here.
Just lending a helping hand for newcomers who don’t know how to search. 
Definitely need to bring some back next time.
The original weetabix sold out to a Chinese company, them they started promoting it as some kind of high end health food and selling it in small overpriced packages ~!
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Jason´s has it too, strong and extra strong. Me no likey.
Following the joke:
Noticed Jason´s bringing some kind of sour cream in a tetra brick pack like milk. 
That mustard mayo combo is great for sandwiches.
Thank you. I’ll order my hot mustard.
Although I think the Greek Yogurt at Carrefour’s is only so-so. Not thick enough and sometimes has artificial sweetness added. Costco’s Kirkland brand Greek Yogurt is probably the go-to product here for that @lost_in_translation
Just make sure they keep stocking the sun-dried tomatoes 
Didn’t know they had that.
On the list.
That spinach ricotta lasagna is pretty good.
The flavor was ok, but it looked nothing like on the box and it was just pure mush.