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17-08-2004, 09:42 AM
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Chutney
Bob wrote:
The only chutney I've had was Major Gray's (mango, I think) and I thought it was pretty sweet. Bob -------------------------------- "Major Gray's" chutney is not a brand. It's a name for almost any mango chutney. Your supermarket shelf will probably have several "Major Gray's" chutney--several different brands. Nancree 
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