Is it possible to buy brown sauce actually made in this country…thought I’d cracked it with my new purveyor to find in the very small print it was concocted in fecking Spain

I always get Hammonds chop sauce, I'm pretty sure that's still made in the UK

Mix the brown sauce in with
Omelette
Bacon
Sausage
Black pudding
Mushrooms
Hash browns.

In a large bun top side toasted.

Nice.

How big’s that feckin bun Kev….a pleasant thought though with a steaming mug of tea.

Sounds amazing and only 12,000 calories.

Air fryer Knocks it down to 6000.

The appliance of Science.

Be healthy

Thats not a brexit benefit then?

fine if you like everything dry and tasteless if you use em for certain things. As for sauce i only use it to hide the taste of any food i am not keen on.

I can’t imagine the Spanish smothering their food in brown sauce, Spanish cuisine has its own rich array of sauces, but brown sauce, as understood in British terms, is not one of them.
HP Brown Sauce is no longer made in the UK. Production was moved to the Netherlands in 2007 by its then-owner, Heinz. While the sauce was originally produced in the United Kingdom, it is now made at a Heinz factory in the Netherlands.
It still has the Houses of Parliament on the label though.

Bet it would still rattle around in his mouth, Sorry Kevin could no resist. You can have a free hit, I can take it.

Its not as if heinz are a british company anyway as they originated in the usa. as for spanish and other foreign foods they put many sauces in their food whilst ours is more or less plain without any at the outset. i,m dine with anything without sauce but many like to spice things up a bit with the least effort possible.

HP Sauce was originally made in the United Kingdom, specifically by Frederick Gibson Garton in Nottingham, England.The recipe and brand were later sold to the Midland Vinegar Company, which later became HP Foods.
Heinz bought HP Foods, the parent company of HP Sauce, in June 2005 and s now made in the Netherlands.

I grew up having Hammonds ‘chop sauce’ on almost everything I ate but after lockdown they ramped up their prices. I think it’s about £2.60 a bottle (plastic not glass anymore) now and the Aldi brown sauce is about 89p! As much as I like the stuff I don’t like getting ripped off so I dropped Hammonds after about 50 years.

Sounds a bit like my relationship with Pools…

I believe lots of the U.K. chocolate brands are now foreign owned ?

Never be sorry its a sign of weakness.

Actually thought it was a nice compliment.