Deleted User wrote: » The amount of bans and cards. I didn't realise Ballymaloe relish was such a touchy subject
Conspectus wrote: » Mod-Locked while I dole out the cards and bans. 7 cards and a ban in 13 posts. Wouldn't even get this in a terrorist attack thread.Now cop the fück on and less of the backhanded references to pedophilia. Reopened for now
davycc wrote: » No it's made by peados! Boycott that crap.
Buford T. Justice V wrote: » Mod note: Just a reminder folks, no pedophilia references, Thanks in advance, Buford T. Justice.
previous user wrote: » What's the different flavours.
Ubbquittious wrote: » 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?
Paddy Samurai wrote: » When the spicy one first came out it was a lot spicier and had a bit of a kick ,but for some reason they toned it down since.
Deleted User wrote: » 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).
sabat wrote: » Paddy Samurai wrote: » When the spicy one first came out it was a lot spicier and had a bit of a kick ,but for some reason they toned it down since. I hate it when companies fiddle with things like that, even if they are only minor.
.red. wrote: » The newer spicy one isn't spicy at all, its so mild its almost kid friendly.....
SnakePlissken wrote: » Virgin olives and baby tomatoes.
Aint Eazy Being Cheezy wrote: » Google Tim Allen
Biggest lickspittle on boardz wrote: » Ah yes, Tim 'The Toolman'.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Allen But what has this got to do with a relish I ask...
HeidiHeidi wrote: » Jesus that went downhill fast :eek: On topic (assuming the op actually intended to start a serious thread).... try the aldi knock-off versions. Probably made by the same crowd but far nicer IMHO.
eviltwin wrote: » Nope, wouldn't knowingly give money to someone who has been convicted of possession of child abuse images or those who support them.
Ubbquittious wrote: » What do you make of the stuff?
previous user wrote: It goes lovely with Turkey, anything else Ballmaloe relish goes well with?
Teyla Emmagan wrote: » Cheese. It's not made by Darina and Tim, it's made by some cousins of theirs. Like people totally unassociated with the charges. It's called Ballymaloe after the hotel, not the cookery school. But sure don't let that get on the way of all the hilarious jokes in this thread.
Neyite wrote: » http://ballymaloefoods.ie/about-us/ Pretty clear from the link that it's just another branch of the business.
Neyite wrote: Pretty clear from the link that it's just another branch of the business.
Teyla Emmagan wrote: » A branch that has nothing whatsoever to do with Tim Allen. I just don't think it's fair to be labelling all the people that work in that factory as paedos. The relish business is run by a different part of the family. No one is going around calling all of Tom Humphries relatives kiddy fiddlers. It's ridiculous.
