Chutney

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Re: Chutney

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margaretcarnes wrote:BTW top tip for JD - Haywards onions are fine - but Garners are the bees knees IMHO!
Agreed! Once eaten you can never go back and in my case, they're truly just like mama used to make! :thumb: I just had three with yesterdays left over chook - it would have been 4 but one took off when I tried to fork it! :laugh:
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Caller - I love Garners so much I have been known to pick them up off the floor when that happens. Quick rinse under the tap..... :cheers:
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margaretcarnes wrote:Caller - I love Garners so much I have been known to pick them up off the floor...
... but not in Caller's house, Margaret! :laugh:
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