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Hartley's
A jam born from an unexpected event
In 1871, William Hartley, a grocer in Lancashire, didn't receive his jam from his supplier. He decided to make it himself, and it sold so well that he made it his business. Today, Hartley's is best known for its jellies.
The frosts
Hartley's jelly is sold in tablets: you melt the squares in boiling water, then let it set in the refrigerator. It's a birthday dessert, served with ice cream, and the base for trifle. You can find it:
- strawberry, raspberry and orange ;
- in glittery Jelly ;
- in a pot, ready to eat .
Marmalade and jams
- Olde English, an orange marmalade with large peels.
- Black cherry and pineapple jams.
See the Jellies and Jams & Curds sections.