What do I put on my cheese and crackers????

[dewaltman]

As the title says really, I love my cheese on crackers, but just feel it needs something on it.

Any ideas for a sauce or pickle?

TIA

[Mobile Chicane]

Get tastier cheese. HTH

[FamilyGuy]

I try not to post negative stuff - but really? Try to find a tastier life where cheese and crackers have no significance.

[robsco]

Cranberry chutney works for me, particularly with a mature cheddar. I get it from Tesco, its a family run jar for about 90p.

[sportwagen]

Mobile Chicane said:

Get tastier cheese. HTH

Yes, and better biscuits too.


Having said that, there are a number of things that a gentleman can take with his cheese of an evening, for example walnuts, figs, or perhaps a nice fruit chutney.

[Mobile Chicane]

FamilyGuy said:

I try not to post negative stuff - but really? Try to find a tastier life where cheese and crackers have no significance.

Oooh - get her!

[calibrax]

Maybe try a few different crackers... there are ones with poppy seeds, sesame seeds etc. And as MC has already said, try tastier cheeses. I'm partial to a bit of Applewood smoked cheddar.

Failing all that, Marmite is good (if you like it), and I find mango chutney goes well with hard cheese.

[shirt]

chutney or onion jam. but then I'm dirty when it comes to cheese, I'll use picallili or even rasperry preserve.

[Mobile Chicane]

...or a pickled onion. Home-made, conker brown and spiked with chillies, they're the perfect accompaniment to a strong cheddar.

[51mes]

The hawkshead relishes are stunning - red onion or sun dried tomato ;-)

http://www.hawksheadrelish.com/

lovely jubbly on a mature lancashire

SImes.

[dewaltman]

Cheese I have is Extra Mature Cheddar, and a onion relish seems the trick!

Thanks to the 'non' sarcastic posters!

[Wadeski]

Julie and Sharpie's hot pepper jelly, or any of their chutneys are rather nice.

[OllieWinchester]

Make some chilli jam/relish. I don't even like cheese, but when I've got the munchies I can handle abit of cheddar and biscuits with this stuff loaded on it.

[Odie]

Some meat

[obob]

Another cracker.

[Bullett]

Drop the crackers and get better cheese (French style).

or failing that quince chutney or onion marmalade for cheddar
and chilli jam with stilton/blue cheese.

[AndyAudi]

One of my neigbours had some rhubarb from me and returned a jar of rhubarb chutney, it's fantastic with cheese & crackers.

[bazking69]

A good red onion chutney. Stonking with mature cheddar and crackers.

[Simpo Two]

Cracker - butter - Stilton.


I'm a Branston/chutney/pickle fan but Stilton needs no dressing. Well maybe a bit of celery.

If you like Cheddar, try honey. Weird but nice!

Edited by Simpo Two on Tuesday 31st August 21:35

[anonymous-user]

Branston or coleslaw