[Food] Branston Pickle

[AmexRuislip]

I can’t get enough of this stuff at the moment. I have it every Christmas in turkey sandwiches, but after an outstanding ploughman’s lunch last week, I think I’m developing a bit of an addiction.

I decided to broaden my horizons and try a couple of other brands to compare, including some rather posh and expensive stuff which was absolutely vile and a supermarket own brand pale imitation which didn’t taste quite right.

Along with Yorkshire Tea, I think I am becoming a brand ambassador for Branston.

(Their baked beans are king too; beat Heinz into a cocked hat).

Are you pregnant

 

[jcdenton08]

Are you pregnant

My insides say no, but my gut implies yes.

 

[Justice]

You’re just showing off now
I’ve made a note for my next visit

The caramelised red onion chutney is also a good un

 

[rigton70]

Love a spoonful of pickle in a mac and cheese.

 

[Norman Potting]

I prefer home made apple chutney as often found in farm shops or, in my case, the little League Of Friends shop at our local hospital. Nice mild flavour to go with a strong Cheddar.

Also worth trying Brie and Cranberry sauce or Mango chutney with Stilton, best in a decent whole grain roll.

 

[Auckland seagull]

The Kings Head?

Absolutely

 

[perseus]

I can’t get enough of this stuff at the moment. I have it every Christmas in turkey sandwiches, but after an outstanding ploughman’s lunch last week, I think I’m developing a bit of an addiction.

I decided to broaden my horizons and try a couple of other brands to compare, including some rather posh and expensive stuff which was absolutely vile and a supermarket own brand pale imitation which didn’t taste quite right.

Along with Yorkshire Tea, I think I am becoming a brand ambassador for Branston.

(Their baked beans are king too; beat Heinz into a cocked hat).

I prefer Luaka CEYLON TEA.

 

[veuve]

Spoonful of pickle added to my gravy.

 

[Mancgull]

I’ve tried Batts Pickle which you can source at Lidl. About a third of the price and I can’t taste the difference.

 

[nicko31]

I’ve tried Batts Pickle whiich you can source at Lidl. About a third of the price and I can’t taste the difference.

Funny for some things I can't taste the difference, but for Branston the texture seems better

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Love a spoonful of pickle in a mac and cheese.

I was once asked if I wanted lobster in my Mac and cheese. I have added this to the list of questions where the only answer is yes.

 

[portlock seagull]

I’ve tried Batts Pickle which you can source at Lidl. About a third of the price and I can’t taste the difference.

Oh that’s such a lie. Batts (or Lidl as it’s better know!) isn’t a patch on. Branston is the daddy. Always was and always will be. Plus no munchkins were harmed in the making of Branston.