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Hartley's - Raspberry Jelly (raspberry jelly mix)
Hartley's Raspberry Jelly, a ruby red raspberry jelly in cubes to dissolve, with a slightly tangy taste, for jelly and ice cream desserts.
Heritage
1871
The Duke recommends
“Pour it into small glasses with fresh raspberries at the bottom, and serve with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.”
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“A shimmering ruby red, and a scoop of ice cream beside it.”
The raspberry, more vibrant than the strawberry
Compared to strawberry jelly, raspberry jelly is slightly more tart and fragrant, with a deeper ruby red colour. It's prepared in the same way: the cubes melt in boiling water, then cold water is added, and the jelly sets in the refrigerator. The result is a translucent, firm, and slightly wobbly jelly, whose vibrancy appeals to adults as well.
Jelly and ice cream
In the UK, jelly served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream has been a children's party dessert for generations. Raspberries are particularly well-suited, as their tartness complements the sweetness of the ice cream. Our tip: set the jelly in small glasses with a few fresh raspberries at the bottom; they'll float in the jelly.
- Flavour
- Raspberry
- Country
- United Kingdom
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- Bag
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