Things you should bring with you to Germany (some of these items you can buy here but are very expensive unless you have a connection to get on the Army base and shop in the commissary)
		Food Items Salad Dressing in bottles or dry packets Peanut butter Grape Jelly Brown sugar Chocolate Chips Cream of tartar All Spice Bisquick Maple Syrup Cake mix/Frosting Pumpkin pie filling vanilla/almond/lemon extracts dry mustard French's mustard (or other yellow mustard) macaroni and cheese or Shells and cheese corn syrup (light and dark) molasses hershey's cocoa powder barbecue sauce--some is available here Paper Lunch Bags-Different sizes are available here Refried beans and enchilada sauce Nacho cheese sauce and chip dip microwave butter popcorn Pam Spagetti Sauce cupcake pans and papers A1 steak sauce--Heinz 57 is available here Pop tarts Canned cream of mushroom soup and tomato soup Pecans Microwave popcorn---they eat popcorn with sugar here
			Drug Store Items (You cannot easily buy over-the-counter medicines in Germany-there are no drug stores like we have in the states) Contact Lens solutions Tampons (other than OB) Neosporin Rubbing alcohol Tums or Rolaids Cough Syrups Pepto-Bismol Advil Allergy medicine Nyquil Crest Toothpaste if you use it
				Other Items Pooper scooper for your dog Your dog's regular dry food--will have to mix gradually with whatever you buy here Dog bed craft supplies-like scrap booking supplies soaps and hand lotions if you use Bath and Body Works Picture Frames--they are more expensive here and there is a very limited selection Holders for plates for the wall or shelf Sports equipment--it is very expensive here--particularly tennis shoes. Don't bring school supplies like paper and binders--they are different sizes here but of course pens, pencils and colored pencils are a good idea to bring along although all are available here.