What a British break into the Baltic could accomplish

If most of the German fleet had been destroyed at Jutland, would Britain have broken into the Baltic and attempted a naval offensive?

Yes, probably through limited landings and an expanded blockade rather than a grand invasion.

The answer expects Britain to attempt an operation, although not necessarily a massive invasion. Extending the blockade to Germany's Baltic coast and making selected landings could deepen shortages that were already damaging the German economy and population. The answer presents blockade as a blunt but potent strategic weapon whose effects might outweigh the need for an ambitious amphibious campaign.