Branston pickle.

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c c

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7,945 posts

254 months

Wednesday 22nd December 2004
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I see Branston pickle is back in the shops.
While it was in short supply we tried Baxter's Victorian Chutney and I have to say I rely like the stuff, can’t get enough in-fact.

Anybody else discovered a tasty alternative to Branston.

TVR Sagaris

1,074 posts

247 months

Wednesday 22nd December 2004
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theres a delicious pickle made by a name a cant remember its like the name of a woman

lunarscope

2,901 posts

257 months

Wednesday 22nd December 2004
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TVR Sagaris said:
theres a delicious pickle made by a name a cant remember its like the smell of a woman

"Fishmonger's Bin" ?

c c

Original Poster:

7,945 posts

254 months

Wednesday 22nd December 2004
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Wasn’t Nellie Pledge was it.


alfaman

6,416 posts

249 months

Wednesday 22nd December 2004
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c c said:
I see Branston pickle is back in the shops.
While it was in short supply we tried Baxter's Victorian Chutney and I have to say I rely like the stuff, can’t get enough in-fact.

Anybody else discovered a tasty alternative to Branston.


Agree with you on the Baxters - curiously there was a woman on R4 this lunchtime - runs a small St Helens based pickle business - demand from the major mults had rocketed over the past month due to Branstons fire.

But I can't bloody remember the business name (also began with a B ) - describing the tastes on the radio before lunch was making me ravenous!!

jimothy

5,151 posts

252 months

Wednesday 22nd December 2004
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Mrs H Balls

Its a South African chutney, you can get it from South African shops, and Sainsburys. Very fruity but nice. They also do a hot one.

If you're a rugby fan then try some on the walk from Twickenham station to the stadium, there's a south african stall selling boerwors and they always have plenty to slap on top! Mmmmmmmm.

anniesdad

14,589 posts

253 months

Wednesday 22nd December 2004
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DON'T I REPEAT DON'T buy Branston in the squeezy bottle. It's sh1te.

Get the original. There is no alternative.

love machine

7,609 posts

250 months

Wednesday 22nd December 2004
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lunarscope said:

TVR Sagaris said:
theres a delicious pickle made by a name a cant remember its like the smell of a woman


"Fishmonger's Bin" ?


Oh dear, a man with my own take on things

Balmoral Green

42,348 posts

263 months

Wednesday 22nd December 2004
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love machine said:


lunarscope said:



TVR Sagaris said:
theres a delicious pickle made by a name a cant remember its like the smell of a woman




"Fishmonger's Bin" ?




Oh dear, a man with my own take on things

Would that be 'Gentlemens relish', it really does smell like a Bogeymans whorehouse.


>> Edited by Balmoral Green on Wednesday 22 December 18:39

rolex

3,118 posts

273 months

Wednesday 22nd December 2004
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anniesdad said:
DON'T I REPEAT DON'T buy Branston in the squeezy bottle. It's sh1te.

Get the original. There is no alternative.


Its called Branston smooth, revolting stuff, apparently the pickle is shipped to Albania and chewed by peasants

zetec

4,786 posts

266 months

Wednesday 22nd December 2004
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anniesdad said:
DON'T I REPEAT DON'T buy Branston in the squeezy bottle. It's sh1te.

Get the original. There is no alternative.



Then again I much prefer the sandwich pickle. It is supposed to be the same but with smaller chunks.

vixpy1

42,686 posts

279 months

Wednesday 22nd December 2004
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Balmoral Green said:


Would that be 'Gentlemens relish', it really does smell like a Bogeymans whorehouse.


>> Edited by Balmoral Green on Wednesday 22 December 18:39


Yes, but its bloody good!

bilko2

1,693 posts

247 months

Thursday 23rd December 2004
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STOP IT!
Your'e making me salivate and i have no blummin cheese in the fridge.

Buffalo

5,464 posts

269 months

Thursday 23rd December 2004
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jimothy said:
Mrs H Balls

Its a South African chutney, you can get it from South African shops, and Sainsburys. Very fruity but nice. They also do a hot one.

If you're a rugby fan then try some on the walk from Twickenham station to the stadium, there's a south african stall selling boerwors and they always have plenty to slap on top! Mmmmmmmm.


In SA itself they do many other flavours, one being a tomato chutney - which i found particularly pleasing!

bouffy

1,540 posts

277 months

Thursday 23rd December 2004
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jimothy said:
Mrs H Balls

Its a South African chutney, you can get it from South African shops, and Sainsburys. Very fruity but nice. They also do a hot one.

If you're a rugby fan then try some on the walk from Twickenham station to the stadium, there's a south african stall selling boerwors and they always have plenty to slap on top! Mmmmmmmm.


I second that. Great stuff - permanent fixture in our fridge. And it's your duty to eat boerwors on your way to Twickenham. God, I'm hungry now.