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Late dinner is Branston Pickle, English Cheddar, and suitably stale bread. I took pause when I perused the Branston ingredients, but at least no corn syrup in mine. I am used to sharper, more assertive Vermont Cheddar and I think Vermont Cheddar would have served better as accompaniment to the Branston than the English.
Branston certainly is addicting.
Late dinner is Branston Pickle, English Chedder, and suitably stale bread. I took pause when I perused the Branston ingredients, but at least no corn syrup in mine. I am used to sharper, more assertive Vermont Chedder and I think Vermont Chedder would have served better as accompaniment to the Branston than the English.
Branston certainly is addicting.
