Garner's pickled onions are at the "Premium" end of the pickled onion spectrum, they are the most expensive ones on sale in my local Tesco. So - are they worth the extra cash?? Well the first thing you will notice about the Garner's onions is that they are a little bigger than those found in most other brands of pickles, so they are better for slicing up to put in crusty roll with some vintage cheddar (my fave snack!). I think the larger than normal size of the onions might also be part of the reason that these are a bit crunchier than most others as well. Perhaps the greatest difference between Garner's onions and cheaper ...  Read the complete review

When I was growing up my gorgeous grandfather always made pickled onions at Christmas. I can still taste the darkness of the malt vinegar against the sweet brown sugar that he added to his onions. The crunchy texture of the pickle and the burst of delicious flavour that filled your mouth with every crunch. Sadly my Grandfather is no longer with us. Every year I struggle to find a pickled onion that is acceptable, never mind in the same league has his pickles. This was until I discovered Garners original pickled onions. Now as pickled onions go, these are on the more expensive end of the market. However I certainly believe that these pickled onions ...  Read the complete review

I bought these pickled onions by chance once, and I will now never by any other brand. These onions are amazing, I don't know if it's the onions themselves or the vinegar they use but they taste beautiful. I don't get to eat pickled onions very often as they are so stinky, and my husband hates them, and these are particularly potent, but they are so good. A jar of these costs about £2.20 for 450g or £3.50 for 750g, personally I buy the small jars as I don't eat them too often they last ages. The price is a tad more expensive than other brands of pickled onions but the quality of these is really worth the price. The taste of ...  Read the complete review

Garner's make the best pickled onions, they're one of the most expensive in the shop but are sooo worth it because they're so good! They are called Original Old Fashioned picked onions and I agree with that because they taste a bit home made and the onions are massive compared to the Tesco picked onions we sometimes buy. These onions have the best crunch out of any pickled onion and because they are big you will probably have to bite them in half and they taste dead fresh when you bite them. I love it with these that you can taste the onion because a lot of pickled onions you can only taste the vinegar but with Garner's the sweet and sour ...  Read the complete review

GARNER,S ORIGINAL PICKLED ONIONS. What a great pickled onion, and having usually brought the supermarkets own brand, i found these quite by mistake, at my boyfriends house, and having made some french bread, with nice sliced gammon ham with breadcrumbs, and tomatos off the vine, decided to open these and give them a try. The Jar********** Looks very traditional (old Fashioned) even, with the screw off lid and the lovely dark vinegar showing through the jar, with these average sized onions and the label is in white with the words Garner,s written in old english writing and it is written in black against the white ...  Read the complete review