Morrisons Balsamic & Onion Chutney - 205g

Chutney is the quiet worker of the British cold lunch. It turns up in the ploughman's, on the cheese and crackers after Sunday dinner, and in the sandwich made from whatever is left in the fridge. For a lot of people the habit starts with a supermarket own-label jar, and stays loyal to it.

That loyalty is why people in Canada go looking for this one by name. A cheese sandwich tastes of whichever chutney you grew up with, and if yours came from Morrisons, that is the jar you want back in the fridge door.

It comes in a 205g glass jar, small enough to finish before it gets shoved to the back behind the mustard. Unopened, it sits happily in the cupboard until it is needed. People use it with a strong cheddar, in a burger, on a sausage sandwich or beside a slice of cold ham.

Morrisons covers the whole British store cupboard, and this tends to go in the basket with the rest of the ploughman's crew: oatcakes or crackers, a jar of brown pickle, maybe a piccalilli for the brave.