Good Points: It's organic! Apparently cooked in open pans (not the vacuum pans plus loads of modified starch you sometimes get). Great chilli kick without it being offensively hot.

Bad Points: None really - unless you don't like chilli at all!

General comments: This is one of two organic chutneys in the EPC range (the other is Spicy Onion I think). They are in the usual distinctive square glass jars. I bought mine in ASDA though I have also recently found they have an online shop. The thing that strikes you most is the firm texture. Most other branded chutneys are becoming increasingly watery. As a result its more concentrated and a little goes a long way, making it really good value for money. Also, unlike some organic brands you could mention, the organic 'premium' you pay is actually quite small. I also like the Spicy Onion but that is VERY peppery and yet also quite sweet. Of the two, I prefer this one.

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