Chillililli 285g

Name: Chillililli 285g
Brand: Calder's Kitchen

Calder's Kitchen

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Chillililli is based on Grandad Charlie's traditional Piccalilli recipe with a subtle sweet chilli glow. Enjoy the fresh crunch of the vegetables, the perfect balance of sweetness and pickle, followed by an unmistakable hint of Scotch bonnet to round off the experience and leave your taste buds singing! How to use it: Create the best sandwich filler or taste bud-tingling cheese and ham toasties. Pairs perfectly with cheeses, cold meats, Scotch eggs and pork pies. Chillililli makes a great BBQ condiment, whether meat, veggies, halloumi or seafood is your preference. Feeling healthy? Pimp up a s

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Chillililli 285g

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