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On 02/03/2015 10:28 AM, James Silverton wrote:
> On 3/2/2015 12:21 PM, James Silverton wrote: >> I have two bottles of "brown" sauce sitting in front of me, both of >> which claim to be the "original". A1 says "established 1862" and HP >> claims that it has "set the standard for quality since 1899". I suppose >> various interpretations of the words are possible. Both sauces show the >> usual creative packaging; A1's bottle is 10 oz and HP's 9 oz. A1 belongs >> to Kraft and HP is a "product of Holland" but claims to be British (and >> has a royal appointment to support that). >> >> The ingredient lists of both sauces are very similar but I prefer the >> more acidic A1, even if I like either on steak. I wonder does anyone >> have strong opinions? >> >> > Just to allow a wider range of opinions, there is or used to be another > brown sauce in Britain called "Yorkshire Relish". > Henderson's Relish (made in Sheffield) was/is an ersatz version of Worcester Sauce. Graham -- Science flies you to the moon. Religion flies you into buildings. Victor Stenger |
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