Branston Hall

... other than an original whole tin of Fray Bentos corned beef.  Not only that it was accompanied by three dessertspoons of Branston Pickle and, with a token gesture to health and nutrition, three vine ripened tomatoes.  It was a lunch to die ...

... the trip to the UK they are planning for next year and some advice on which spud to order (they were very keen on Branston Pickle after trying it) . After the women had left - bizarrely they had been for dinner before coming to the bar thinking that the ...

... here.  Sometimes you pay western prices, but its comforting to know you can get your hands on stuff if you need it (I found Branston Pickle the other day!)  They have a hilarious version of Kit Kats called “Take It – 2 Fingers” ...

... cornucopia of foods.  Pork pie, pasty, scotch eggs, butchers rolls with pork and stuffing and turkey, bags of Branston Pickle, a family size apple and raspberry pie, and of course the token healthy contribution, a couple of tomatoes and some ...

... short river section (River Trent). We saw Patrick and Elaine Cordon on their bikes (from BCF boat Pilgrims progress). We stopped at Branston (of pickle fame) to visit Morrisons, and found a PC World nearby where we managed to buy some ink for our ...

... ended up getting a ferry to Paris, so we will be on our only lonely on Christmas Day. We didn't find mince pies or Branston pickle (to my sorrow) or plain, normal, non-adulterated shortbread (to Ken's disappointment). Oh well, maybe next year. We were ...

... prawns again something I grew up with and had on my cheese on toast or side of a curry  whilst you all had Branston! Food here is difficult to describe a sort of mix between Indian and Thia but then they have completely different foods here that ...