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Mrs Darlington's Warming Winter Chutney - 312g
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About Mrs Darlington's Warming Winter Chutney
About Mrs Darlington's Warming Winter Chutney
A wedge of cheese without chutney is just a wedge of cheese. Mrs Darlington's Warming Winter Chutney sorts that out.
It is the jar that comes out when the evenings draw in: a big spoonful next to a hunk of Cheddar, a pork pie, the ham left over from Sunday. The name tells you the plan. It was made for cold nights, and Canada has plenty of those.
It is the sort of jar that lived in the cupboard at home, half finished, lid slightly sticky, always there when the cheese came out.
Open it on a Tuesday. Nobody needs a reason.
Frequently asked questions about Mrs Darlington's Warming Winter Chutney
Q: Is this the UK version?
A: It is. This is the British jar from Mrs Darlington's, and we ship it from within Canada, so no waiting on a parcel from overseas.
Q: How big is the jar?
A: It is a 312g jar. Enough for several cheese boards, or one very serious ploughman's.
Q: What do people eat it with?
A: Cheese first, obviously. After that, pork pies, cold ham, sausage rolls, and the sandwich you make at midnight when nobody is watching.
Q: Is it a good gift?
A: For anyone who misses a proper British cheese board, yes. Add a block of Cheddar and some oatcakes and you have done better than most.
More about Mrs Darlington's Warming Winter Chutney
Chutney is the quiet hero of British food. The ploughman's lunch, the cheese board, the doorstep sandwich with whatever cold meat is left: none of them feel finished without a dollop of something sweet and sharp on the side. Most British fridges have a jar of it somewhere near the back.
People search for this one by name because the name is the memory. You can find good cheese anywhere. What you are after is the jar you remember, the one from a family firm in Cheshire, sitting next to the crackers like it always did.
It comes in a 312g jar, which sees you through a good few cheese boards and a fair number of sandwiches. Unopened, it keeps in the cupboard; once it is open, follow the lid and keep it in the fridge. Spread it, spoon it, or put it on the table and watch it vanish.
Mrs Darlington's started with lemon curd on a farm and grew into jams and chutneys, including their Sweet Apple Chutney. This one goes best with a sharp Cheddar, a crumbly Lancashire, oatcakes and a pickled onion or two.
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