10 Best Chutneys UK | Bonne Maman Baxters and More

How could you trust our judgement if we didn't put a classic mango chutney at number one? This Sharwood's mango chutney with a slight hint of spicy chilli can be added to your fake-away nights at home, atop a soft and chewy Peshwari naan or even to a cheese toastie. 

At this price, it's amazing that this jar contains 530 grams of sweet, delicious and high-quality chutney. It's a total bargain, and being sold by one of the leading chutney manufacturers, you can be sure that it tastes no less than divine. 

This chutney has the lowest sugar content on the list, making it the best option for those who like to eat with a healthy diet in mind. As a change from pickle, plum chutney is the ideal accompaniment for a traditional ploughman's lunch of deli meats, cheeses and crackers. 

It's made with the perfect combination of plums, sultanas and onions to create a bitter, fruity aftertaste that slices through a crumbly British cheese exceptionally. Best of all, it's the cheapest chutney on the list, so it'd be rude not to indulge!

Made with Mediterranean vine tomatoes that are crushed, cooked and delicately seasoned with pepper, oregano and rosemary, this chutney is bound to brighten up a cheese toastie. Or, why not add it to a hot and cheesy jacket potato for a twist on a classic British dish?

Rich in flavours and chunky in texture, it's set to bring a wave of tangy tomatoey flavours with every bite. As an added draw, it's pretty low in sugars despite the fruity ingredient list, so you can enjoy your portion knowing that you're being good to your gut. 

Fancy something different with your lamb bhuna? This exciting option will add sweet, succulent flavour and spice to any dish. It definitely scores a ten for the packaging, although it's what's on the inside that makes this product so addictive. 

Rich Indian spices with Kagzi limes and green chillies are what makes up this jar of lovingly-made goodness. Not only does it taste delicious, but it's Vegan Society approved, Kosher and gluten-free, so just about everyone around the table can snack to their heart's content. 

Think of how this chutney would taste with a gooey brie or a crumbly cheddar, or perhaps spread over a wheaty cracker. Divine! It's by far one of the most popular options as it's more versatile than chilli or mango – there really isn't much that onion doesn't match with.

In addition to being a fantastic condiment, this chutney can double as a glaze or a tasty addition to a salad dressing, gravy or stew, so it's great to have on hand for just about anything. Salty yet sweet and super affordable too, what's not to like?

Taking us back to basics with the traditional checkered jar lid, this chutney from conserve experts Bonne Maman is a delightful blast from the past. To complement the brand's home-style recipes, the ingredient list sticks to the bare minimum, keeping the taste all about onions and Sichuan pepper. 

This tasty recipe only has 37 grams of sugar per 100 grams, which is extremely low in comparison to the average chutney. For a low sugar option with simple ingredients – and an interesting twist on a classic – this is the one. 

Enriched with fruity purees and a touch of fragrant ginger, this slightly peppery chutney works great with most dishes both Western and South Asian. It's one of the sweetest options on our list with the main ingredient base being a thick mango puree. 

You'll find that, despite the mild spice grade, it has quite a warm tingling spiciness from the ginger, putting it at more of a medium rating. If you prefer mild chutneys, perhaps give this one a miss. If you like a spicy chutney, this should be a definite benefit as opposed to a drawback. 

Baxters's Victorian Chutney is a recipe that is loved nationwide, with a number of foodie blogs trying to replicate it. Nothing's quite as good as the contents of this compact chutney jar though, packed with juicy sultanas, apricots, dates, orange peel and more delicious fruits. 

With a range of spices including mustard, chilli and pepper, this sweet-yet-punchy option is one for your cheese sandwiches or crackers. If you like your chutneys on the rich and sweet side, this one is bound to become your favourite lunchtime condiment. 

Geeta's are known for their authentic Indian recipes and powerful punching flavours. This medium-spicy chutney with premium-grade mangoes creates the perfect blend of sweet and spicy, with a warm, tingly aftertaste as opposed to a fiery kick. 

It actually has the highest sugar content out of all the products on our list, making it the unhealthiest option. Of course, if you consume this chutney in reasonable amounts, such as a tablespoon or two, this won't have an impact on your health. 

Super delicious, ever so luxurious and made with only natural ingredients, this damson and apple chutney from Waitrose's No.1 range is one of the finest around. Produced in Wiltshire by a company with over fifty years of experience, this chutney is made with hand-picked fruit for the best quality.

The jar contains only 140 grams which is significantly less than other, cheaper products on our list. However, if you like to shop at Waitrose for the country's finest groceries, be sure to check out this cheeseboard chutney for your next dinner party.