Branston Original Pickle - (360g) - PACK OF 2

It's the real deal. If you don't know what it is, think a pickle flavored with Worchester sauce or A1. Classic. I use it in ham sammy and I even make Brit pork pies with Branston in it. Sometimes civilization rocks. A true delight.

My wife loves this product. It is different from the “ pickle relish” we all know in the US. It is a combination of other vegetables in a vinegar base with a strong pleasant flavor. If you are a pickle person you will like this product for sandwiches

The first time I ordered this both jars were either broken of un-capped and leaking but on the second order both jars were very well packed in cushioning bubble wrap and not knocking against each other. I love the taste and serve with breads, cheeses and cold cuts and other deli meats.

The UK advert "Bring out the Branston" is back in our house. This pickle mix is an excellent addendum to ham & cheese sandwiches etc.

Growing up in England I remember having this on a cheese sandwich. It was often added as a condiment for cheese. It adds so much flavor. I personally love this. The thickness of it, the ingredients and the taste.

Branston Pickle is one of our most favorite treats from the UK. However you should 100% but from any other company. The glass jars came wrapped in a single layer of bubble wrap in a box about 4 times as big as the bottles with a small amount of PAPER to protect the glass jars.When I went to report that they arrived smashed, there’s no return or exchange… so I have $15 with of glass shard embedded Branston pickle…

Here's the deal. I found out about Branston Pickle from watching too much Britbox TV.We love it! It's not something Americans normally eat, but cheese isn't as good without it! Crunchy, delicious treat decent value and it lasts as you don't eat tons but it's a condiment. Crusty bread, meat cheese salad on side so so so good.

Branston Pickle was a staple sandwich addition either with cheese and Pickle or Ham and Pickle or ham cheese and pickle especially great in a nice British Crusty Roll.