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Slow Roasted Garlic Chutney
Slow Roasted Garlic Chutney is one of Waterhouse Fayre’s best-selling chutneys, and for good reason, it is truly top quality. The chutney is absolutely divine in a cheese sandwich on malted bread or paired with Wensleydale on crackers. If you’re after something more substantial, try it alongside our roast lamb – the rich, slow-cooked garlic brings out the meat’s natural sweetness beautifully.
 
During a taste test in our shop, even customers who wouldn’t normally pick up this jar were amazed. The slow-roasted garlic bulbs simply melt in the mouth, offering the perfect balance of flavour without being overpowering. It’s no surprise this chutney won Gold at the Taste of the West Awards in 2022!
 
325g

Slow Roasted Garlic Chutney | Waterhouse Fayre

£4.95Price
Quantity

Onion (41%), Sugar, Garlic (20%), Red Wine Vinegar (Contains Sulphites), Spices, Olive Oil, Salt. Allergens in Bold

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