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Ballymaloe Relish?

Ubbquittious

I think it's a bit too sweet myself. Hopefully the impending sugar tax will change that. The so-called spicy version also isn't that spicy, as in I have to concentrate really hard to notice the spicyness in it.

What do you make of the stuff?

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MadYaker

I like the red pepper one, the tomato one is only ok.

andekwarhola

Rumpy Pumpy wrote: »

You overindulging on a different sort of sauce yourself?

Donal55

server down wrote: »

He came down hard but fair.

Like an inter-county GAA ref.

Not.

Tom Mann Centuria

andekwarhola wrote: »

It's full of applesauceicity

Are Am Eye

She must get exhausted making all that relish.
Maybe we'd be helping by consuming less.

RayM

Ubbquittious wrote: »

I think it's a bit too sweet myself.

Personally, I've always found it a bit salty. Their cranberry sauce is nice though - far better than any supermarket own-brands.

[Deleted User]

Many years ago my sister had an extreme allergic reaction to it. Which we later found out to have been an anaphylactic reaction. They were trying to find the exact cause so my mum rang the company to ask about their ingredients. They refused to tell her because it was a secret. I think they just listed spices but wouldn't say which spices. My sister could have died so my mum was not impressed with their attitude. It's been banned in our house ever since!

Therefore I vote no.

But it is kinda nice (please don't tell my mammy).

Surreptitious

I love this:

Ballymaloe is ok, they do a nice pickled cucumber which you could probably make yourself quite easily.

Ubbquittious

thefloss wrote: »

Poll needs Jalapeno option

http://ballymaloefoods.ie/our-products/ballymaloe-jalapeno-pepper-relish/

There isn't much of a difference. Sweetness is the dominant flavour with both of them.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Ubbquittious wrote: »

Jesus if I thought for a second this would happen I wouldn't have bothered

It's AH - you must have suspected it on some level!

branie2

Zig, out of Zig and Zag fame, wanted to put it on his chips at one stage

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

server down wrote: »

He came down hard but fair.

True. I've read a couple of posts looking for some obscure pedo-reference only to relaise that the poster was actually talking about the relish.

Ubbquittious

Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »

It's AH - you must have suspected it on some level!

I had a quick search before and found the locked thread from 2012 that actually mentions yer man and what he did but I expected that things would have died down since then rather than going the other way. The actual incident happened way back in 2003. Nearly a full 15 years ago.

nullzero

It's quite nice to be fair, but the paedo relish tag seems to be reasonably ubiquitous in relation to it. People don't forget these things even if sites like this have to lock threads in fear of legal action. The family seem a peculiar bunch, a little removed from the reality of Irish life (in my opinion anyway).

Hopefully I've gotten my point to across without warranting a ban.

davycc

Ubbquittious wrote: »

I think it's a bit too sweet myself. Hopefully the impending sugar tax will change that. The so-called spicy version also isn't that spicy, as in I have to concentrate really hard to notice the spicyness in it.

What do you make of the stuff?

No it's made by peados!
Boycott that crap.

jamesbere

Lol, first page has so many cards on it I thought it was Christmas

Squeeonline

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy wrote: »

Google Tim Allen

What did Buzz Lightyear ever do to you?

shoegal1

I put that sh1t on everything. mmmmm

Chorcai

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jrR3--hKNg

eviltwin

Nope, wouldn't knowingly give money to someone who has been convicted of possession of child abuse images or those who support them.

Nekarsulm

Ubbquittious wrote: »

I had a quick search before and found the locked thread from 2012 that actually mentions yer man and what he did but I expected that things would have died down since then rather than going the other way. The actual incident happened way back in 2003. Nearly a full 15 years ago.

And they did move him out of the family home to a small cottage on the grounds.
So that's all right.

As Darina said in a subsequent interview "A bit of a hoo-haa" over very little. (children).

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dinorebel

This thread has the mods in a real pickle.

they're relishing it really.

x43r0

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy wrote: »

Google Tim Allen

That didn't help at all

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnsiZOJjfUg

sligojoek

I wouldn't even watch their cookery programmes on TV. The guy who does the "How to cook well" show is related as well.

PARlance

sligojoek wrote: »

I wouldn't even watch their cookery programmes on TV. The guy who does the "How to cook well" show is related as well.

Rory O'Connell, Darina's brother.

elperello

Tasteless.

The thread not the relish.

freshpopcorn

I had a phase of liking it a few years ago but have no real reason to it now.
Just in my observation tough ever since the families incident it has become more and more popular!

El Weirdo

nullzero wrote: »

It's quite nice to be fair, but the paedo relish tag seems to be reasonably ubiquitous in relation to it. People don't forget these things even if sites like this have to lock threads in fear of legal action. The family seem a peculiar bunch, a little removed from the reality of Irish life (in my opinion anyway).

Hopefully I've gotten my point to across without warranting a ban.

The threads only get locked when the other theory about the incident gets brought up.

Like I suspect it may do soon, now that I've mentioned it.

[Deleted User]

The amount of bans and cards. I didn't realise Ballymaloe relish was such a touchy subject