Robertson's - Classic Mincemeat (dried fruit filling for mince pies )
Robertson's - Classic Mincemeat (dried fruit filling for mince pies )
Robertson's - Classic Mincemeat (dried fruit filling for mince pies )
Robertson's - Classic Mincemeat (dried fruit filling for mince pies )
Robertson's - Classic Mincemeat (dried fruit filling for mince pies )
Robertson's - Classic Mincemeat (dried fruit filling for mince pies )

Robertson's - Classic Mincemeat (dried fruit filling for mince pies)

Robertson's Classic Mincemeat : a ready-to-use mix of raisins, apple, citrus zest and spices, to top your Christmas mince pies .

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1864
Paisley Scotland, United Kingdom

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“Add a splash of brandy and some orange zest to the mincemeat, fill your tarts and serve them warm with thick cream.”

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“The taste of Christmas in England, ready in a jar.”

The spicy heart of mince pies

Despite its name, mincemeat doesn't contain meat: it's a filling of chopped dried fruit, raisins, apple, candied peel, bound with sugar and flavoured with Christmas spices. Robertson's 's Classic Mincemeat is rich, dark, and very aromatic, with notes of cinnamon, nutmeg, and citrus. It's ready to use: simply spoon it into pastry bases.

A British Christmas

In the UK, mince pies are as much a part of Christmas as the Yule log is in France: small, covered tarts served warm with cream or brandy butter. Tradition dictates leaving a mince pie and a glass of sherry for Father Christmas. Our tip: add a spoonful of brandy or fresh orange zest to the mincemeat before filling your tarts.

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Christmas
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