Sharwood's Green Label Mango Chutney

I recently wrote a review for the version of Sharwoods Green Label Mango Chutney that comes in a plastic squeezy bottle, as up until then it was the only type I had tasted. However a couple of days ago I was able to try this glass jar version at a friend's house and was surprised to find that it had certain differences. I therefore decided it was worthy of its own review! Like the squeezy version, this mango chutney is sweet, very lightly spicey and quite cool. Because it isn't really strong like many other Indian sauces, pickles and chutneys, it is a nice compliment to spicey curries and makes a refreshing change. It's also great if you're not good handling ...

Sharwood`s is one of the first names that jumps to mind if anyone mentions chutney. James Allen Sharwood scoured the world in search of exotic spices and in 1889 founded the famous Sharwood`s company which still strives to provide us with innovative products. Strangely enough I don't care for raw mangoes, but I really enjoy Sharwood`s mango chutney. Sharwood`s simmer the mangoes with sugar and then leave the mixture to mature to create that unique taste. The chutney is free from artificial colours, flavourings and preservatives. But it may contain nuts, peanuts and sesame seeds. The chutney is delicious served with a curry and ...

Chutney goes very well with Indian curries, as a dipper for pappadoms and naan bread. I have tried many types of chutney and the one that I like is Sharwood Green Label Mango Chutney. The Sharwood Green Label Mango Chutney has a sweet and tangy flavour. The mango in the chutney is soft and well blended with the sauce. The mango chutney goes very well when you are having a very hot curry, the sweet taste do help to lighten the heat of the curry. The mango chutney can also be used as spread on bread and it goes very well with pappadoms and naan bread. Sharwood mango chutney comes in 2 sizes, 530g and 227g, £1.74 for the 530g jar and 99p for the 227g ...