Real Ale Chutney

Name: Real Ale Chutney
Brand: Highfield Preserves

Highfield Preserves

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A hearty, traditional chutney packed with chunky vegetables, plump raisins, sweet dates, and a generous splash of locally brewed Ferryman Ale from Exeter Brewery. Rich, bold, and full of character—perfect with pork pies, cold meats, and your favourite cheeses Subtle spice and fruit with a good diced texture, perfect for a ploughman s lunch with granary bread or with Cornish pasties. Try it as a base for Welsh rarebit! Mark Dodson, Professional Chef. Handcrafted in small batches using traditional open pans. Net weight: 215g Ingredients: White-wine vinegar, onions, dates (13%), carrots, raisins

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Real Ale Chutney

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