Royal Norfolks in a Pickle

Had to share this:

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Don't know if anyone has other regiment-associated products of the like, but thought this was a great way for a long-gone regiment to preserve its good name.

PJ

[Sonofacqms]

I think I have seen this before in shops in East anglia, also I believe one that mentions the Suffolk Regt.

Originally Posted by Sonofacqms

I think I have seen this before in shops in East anglia, also I believe one that mentions the Suffolk Regt.

It did apparently come from Suffolk; not sure exactly where.

It's the 'Campaign Chutney' part that cracks me up... I wonder which campaign?

PJ

[Fatherofthree]

[QUOTE=Peter J;106398]It did apparently come from Suffolk; not sure exactly where.


On the label Peter, on the label........ Bury St.Edmunds.


Regards

Brian

[quote=Fatherofthree;106404]

Originally Posted by Peter J

It did apparently come from Suffolk; not sure exactly where.


On the label Peter, on the label........ Bury St.Edmunds.


Regards

Brian

I knew that

[Artynut]

Hi P.J., I think I would prefer my Regt. to yours!..........DJ

Originally Posted by Artynut

Hi P.J., I think I would prefer my Regt. to yours!..........DJ

Can't argue with that, David.

Straight in at No.1 with that, mate. Completely aces out my poor old Campaign Chutney.

Excellent entry. Thanks.

Peter.

[norfolk regt man]

Theres also, Royal Anglian Beer, 1st Batt Royal Anglian Champagne, and Royal Norfolk choclate

[norfolk regt man]

that stuff gets everywhere lol

[GB71]

The London Scottish do a nice single malt whisky.