that a dash of Branston pickle really lifts a rather mundane cheese sandwich . . . or is it just me?

It's not just you, yummy.

Especially if the sandwich consists of wholemeal bread

Definitely not just you

Nearly as good as putting a pickled onion in the sandwich

Branston is a particularly pleasant condiment, complimenting a whole plethora of light snacks, im particularly partial to a light smearing of said pickle UNDER grated cheese on toast, toasted until golden brown, mmm, delicious with a glass of red of an evening.Do you enjoy any other pickles as a sandwich enhancement or are you strictly a branston fan?

I'm rather fond of a slice of cucumber actually....

Large jar of Branston, £1 a jar at Tesco on special....... Bargain!!!

You are normal on this occasion.

You can even get the squirty variety now

Sparty is of the squirty variety, so that would be good.

Don't the bits get stuck?

Cheese and branston used to be one of my favourite sarnies when I was a kid. These days, I'm partial to a bit of Mrs Ball's. Or Mango chutney. Cheese and mango chutney is scrummy.

The version in a squeezy bottle has smaller, more neater chunks.

Not always an acceptable substitute for the classic Branston fan.

My eldest would complain vociferously if I forgot to put Branston on his butties - thank God we can get it here, even if it is an extortionate price for a tiny jar.

Definitely tarts up a good cheese sarnie. Have just discovered some real tasting cheese which would go well with it too.

I can only eat a cheese and branson sarnie if the cheese is grated. Otherwise it just isn't the same............

pickypickypicky . . . .

The cheese has to be of a mature variety... none of that Mild cheddar melarky..