Traditional Piccalilli 285g

Name: Traditional Piccalilli 285g
Brand: Calder's Kitchen

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Based on Grandad Charlie's homemade traditional Piccalilli recipe. Each jar is packed full of chopped, crunchy vegetables with a fine balance of sweetness and pickle. It's the way piccalilli used to be; a wonderfully distinctive British condiment that can be enjoyed all year round. A staple for the cheese board, a ploughman's platter, or in a ham or cheese sandwich. The story behind it: Grandad Charlie used to make this original piccalilli from his own vegetables, grown in his back garden. A favourite lunchtime snack back in the day was what Charlie called ‘Cheese Dreams’: a classic cheese and

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Traditional Piccalilli 285g

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