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Spicy Tomato Chutney
The spicy tomato chutney is a rich, tangy blend with a mild kick of chilli and garlic, creating the perfect balance of heat and acidity. Its deep, well-rounded flavour pairs beautifully with a variety of cheeses, cutting through creaminess while adding a touch of warmth. It also works brilliantly with our grass fed roasted lamb leg, adding a subtle sweetness and spice that complements the savoury richness of the meat.
 
The key difference between a tomato relish and this chutney lies in the cooking time. Relish is cooked for a shorter period, allowing the tomato pieces to retain more of their texture, while this chutney is simmered longer, breaking down the fruit into a smoother, more spreadable consistency.
 
300g

Spicy Tomato Chutney | Waterhouse Fayre

£4.50Price

Tomatoes (28%), Onion, Apple, Cider Vinegar, Sugar, Garlic, Paprika, Black onion seed, salt, Chilli Powder

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