sauces
Feb 14th 2013 | 10:26 am
#16
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From: British Columbia
Re: sauces
Cranberry sauce is sold in cans with the rest of the canned veggies.
Plum sauce is in the "Asian" section of the store (next to soy sauce, wasabi, rice vinegar, coconut milk, etc).
Mint sauce is found with the condiments (mustard, BBQ sauce, Worcestershire sauce, balsamic vinegars, etc.)
Red currant anything isn't a flavour one finds in Canada unless one goes to the fancier, artisanal shops. Currants, red or black, have never made it into the mainstream in North America. An alternative is to go to Ikea and buy Lingonberry sauce.
Parsnips are everywhere. Try independent, family-run green grocers rather than supermarkets.
Mango Chutney - "Asian" aisle next to curry sauces. Or try an Indian store.
Branston Pickle, usually not unless there's a "British/English" section of the store, which is rare. British speciality stores sell it of course.
Plum sauce is in the "Asian" section of the store (next to soy sauce, wasabi, rice vinegar, coconut milk, etc).
Mint sauce is found with the condiments (mustard, BBQ sauce, Worcestershire sauce, balsamic vinegars, etc.)
Red currant anything isn't a flavour one finds in Canada unless one goes to the fancier, artisanal shops. Currants, red or black, have never made it into the mainstream in North America. An alternative is to go to Ikea and buy Lingonberry sauce.
Parsnips are everywhere. Try independent, family-run green grocers rather than supermarkets.
Mango Chutney - "Asian" aisle next to curry sauces. Or try an Indian store.
Branston Pickle, usually not unless there's a "British/English" section of the store, which is rare. British speciality stores sell it of course.
Last edited by Lychee; Feb 14th 2013 at 10:29 am.
Feb 14th 2013 | 11:56 am
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Re: sauces
Cranberry sauce is sold in cans with the rest of the canned veggies.
Plum sauce is in the "Asian" section of the store (next to soy sauce, wasabi, rice vinegar, coconut milk, etc).
Mint sauce is found with the condiments (mustard, BBQ sauce, Worcestershire sauce, balsamic vinegars, etc.)
Red currant anything isn't a flavour one finds in Canada unless one goes to the fancier, artisanal shops. Currants, red or black, have never made it into the mainstream in North America. An alternative is to go to Ikea and buy Lingonberry sauce.
Parsnips are everywhere. Try independent, family-run green grocers rather than supermarkets.
T
Mango Chutney - "Asian" aisle next to curry sauces. Or try an Indian store.
Branston Pickle, usually not unless there's a "British/English" section of the store, which is rare. British speciality stores sell it of course.
Plum sauce is in the "Asian" section of the store (next to soy sauce, wasabi, rice vinegar, coconut milk, etc).
Mint sauce is found with the condiments (mustard, BBQ sauce, Worcestershire sauce, balsamic vinegars, etc.)
Red currant anything isn't a flavour one finds in Canada unless one goes to the fancier, artisanal shops. Currants, red or black, have never made it into the mainstream in North America. An alternative is to go to Ikea and buy Lingonberry sauce.
Parsnips are everywhere. Try independent, family-run green grocers rather than supermarkets.
T
Mango Chutney - "Asian" aisle next to curry sauces. Or try an Indian store.
Branston Pickle, usually not unless there's a "British/English" section of the store, which is rare. British speciality stores sell it of course.
Feb 15th 2013 | 4:54 am
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From: Red Deer, Alberta
Re: sauces
Feb 15th 2013 | 6:20 am
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From: Upstate South Carolina
Re: sauces
Small jars, green? gold/brown label. Made by one of the jam companies, I forget which. Smuckers maybe?
"Real" Branston can be found at the Bulk Barn. Probably cheaper too as its a larger jar for about $5.
Yes, smuckers...
http://www.trademarkia.com/branston-77848792.html
"Real" Branston can be found at the Bulk Barn. Probably cheaper too as its a larger jar for about $5.
Yes, smuckers...
http://www.trademarkia.com/branston-77848792.html
Last edited by iaink; Feb 15th 2013 at 6:23 am.
Feb 15th 2013 | 6:22 am
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Posts: 19,878
From: SW Ontario
Re: sauces
Small jars, gold/brown label. Made by one of the jam companies, I forget which. Smuckers maybe?
"Real" Branston can be found at the Bulk Barn. Probably cheaper too as its a larger jar for about $5.
Yes, smuckers...
http://www.trademarkia.com/branston-77848792.html
"Real" Branston can be found at the Bulk Barn. Probably cheaper too as its a larger jar for about $5.
Yes, smuckers...
http://www.trademarkia.com/branston-77848792.html
http://www.crosseandblackwell.com/about
"...Originally founded as West and Wyatt, the company was purchased in 1830 by Edmund Crosse and Thomas Blackwell. Today the Crosse & Blackwell brand is part of The J.M. Smucker Company family of products..."
C&B were taken over by Nestle and then Princes Food and Drink bought C&B (UK) in 2011
http://www.crosseandblackwell.co.uk/our-family/history/
Last edited by Siouxie; Feb 15th 2013 at 6:27 am.
