Colman's - Bramley Apple Sauce - 155g
Colman's - Bramley Apple Sauce - 155g
Colman's - Bramley Apple Sauce - 155g
Colman's - Bramley Apple Sauce - 155g

Colman's - Bramley Apple Sauce - 155g

A Bramley apple sauce, the English variety for cooking, sweet and tangy, in a 155g jar: Colman's Bramley Apple Sauce, for Sunday roast pork.

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Heritage

Est.
1814
Norwich Norfolk, United Kingdom
Freshness
07 / 2027 BBE · 6+ months

The Duke recommends

“Serve a cold spoonful alongside pan-fried black pudding: the acidity of the Bramley complements the fat in the pudding.”

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“The tart apple that goes with roast pork.”

The Bramley apple, naturally tart

The Bramley is a typically English cooking apple, more acidic than eating apples, which breaks down into a purée when cooked. Colman's 's Bramley Apple Sauce makes a smooth, creamy sauce, somewhere between a compote and a condiment, with a few small pieces of fruit. The sugar softens the flavour without masking the fruit's acidity, which remains prominent.

The perfect accompaniment to roast pork

In the UK, roast pork with its crispy crackling is never served without apple sauce: the fruit's acidity balances the richness of the meat. It's served cold, spooned alongside the meat. Our tip: try it also with pan-fried black pudding, grilled sausages, or in a pulled pork sandwich.

Flavour
Apple
Country
United Kingdom
Weight
155g
Packaging
Jar
CLM-BRMAPSC155
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