Vegan Ale Chutney
Made in Wales in small batches an apple & tomato chutney with ale.
It is a nice looking chutney, defined cubes and a good brown colour. Good mix of sweetness and sharpness, and the ale does come through. Lots of onion, so this chutney cuts through other flavours. Ideal to liven up a sandwich or as a condiment. Tasty.
Suitable for vegans.
Vegan Mustard Pickle
A squeezy mustard pickle from Branston.
This is really nice, great on a sandwich or with a pie. Would go with anything that needs a bit of a zing. The pickle has a good texture with the crunch from the finely chopped vegetables. It does have quite a vinegary taste, the mustard does comes through.
Each 335gram tub is suitable for vegetarians and vegan as far as I can tell (see faq). Per 100grams is 464kcal. I got mine from the Co-operative supermarket.
Vegan Ploughman’s Chutney
A jar of speciality ploughman’s chutney from the Bramwells range of Aldi Supermarket. Made with Stanley plums and apples.
This is quite a smooth finely cut chutney. It has a lovely sweet, fruity and tangy, sharp flavour. It is really pleasant on most dishes or sandwiches, great with vegan cheese or on the side of a pasty or pie. Very enjoyable.
Each 295gram jar is suitable for vegetarians and vegan as far as I can tell (see faq). Per 100grams is 152kcal. Sold in Aldi supermarket.
Vegan Chutney
A bramley apple and pear chutney with old rosie cider from Morrisons supermarket. This is quite a good sandwich chutney, it is sweet and chunky and has a nice sweet and sharp flavour balance. I like it on sandwiches, but I also like to have this kind of thing with a pie, or vegan sausage roll as it adds an extra dimension of flavour and some moisture to those type of dishes. Also good on salads.
Each 300gram jar of chutney is suitable for vegetarians and vegan as far as I can tell. Per heaped tablespoon serving 40grams is 73kcal. Keeps in the fridge for up to 6 weeks once opened. Sold in Morrisons
Vegan Apple Pear Cider Chutney
A spiced apple, pear and cider chutney from The Best range of Morrisons Supermarket. I have to admit that I am slightly addicted to this chutney. I seem to have it with almost everything including sandwiches, with a pasty or pie, on the side of a salad, with a vegan sausage roll, the list goes on. The chutney is really good, it is sweet and fruity with a little bit of acidity form the vinegar. It keeps for ages in the fridge once you have opened it, although it does not last long in my house.
Each 300gram jar is suitable for vegetarians and vegan as far as I can tell. Per tablespoon (40grams) is 72kcal. Sold in Morrisons.
Vegan Apple Chutney
A fruit and spice apple chutney made with bramley apples from Cottage Delight. I have to say that I really enjoyed this chutney, it has a lovely apple flavour with the spices. It is great for adding to sandwiches, salads and savoury dishes. I found it goes lovely on the plate with a pie or pasty, giving a bit of sweetness to the savoury flavours.
Each 310gram jar is suitable for vegetarians and vegan as far as I can tell. Per 15 gram serving is 28kcal. Gluten Free. I bought mine in an independent health food shop.
Vegan Aubergine & Mango Chutney
An aubergine and mango chutney from Cottage Delight Speciality Foods. I thought this chutney was fine, but it was more of a relish in flavour than a typical mango chutney, it goes good as a relish on a sandwich. It says perfect for Indian dishes however it didn’t really do it for me as an accompaniment to indian dishes or poppadoms. I did enjoy it but not for Indian food.
Each 340gram jar is suitable for vegetarians and vegan as far as I can tell. Per 15gram serving is 36kcal. I bought mine in an independent health food shop. Gluten Free.
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