Jelly

[Lenny3]

Just thought I'd share, I've just discovered hartley sugar free pots in apple flavour. Also Robinsons have some no added sugar packets in different flavours. Cant wait to try them.

oh might help if I tell you I found them in asda.

 

[JTL]

My wife makes jam on a regular basis and I stir it into yoghurt with no spiking problems ... a little honey too.

 

[ally1]

i get my sugar free jellies from asda, the make up packets are cheaper then buying them ready made

 

[Witz]

I was told about the Hartleys sugar free jelly a few months ago and couldn't wait to try them. There is a variety of flavours so one to suit all tastes. I love them, they're well worth a try.

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[JTL]

How do you people use your jam?

 

[Andy12345]

cant wait to try those jellies they look yum....

 

[ally1]

i love the orange sugar free jelly

 

[Lenny3]

I also picked up a vimto no added sugar jelly. Might try that later.

 

[Witz]

Love Vimto, got to try that one!

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[AnnieC]

Oh joy more flavours off to Asda tomorrow

 

[Witz]

They also sell them in Tessies!

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[Spiker]

How do you people use your jam?

I feed it to the kids.

 

[JTL]

Vimto jam!!!!!
Vimto is just ICI chemicals no?
I've never seen a Vimto tree that's for sure.

 

[Spiker]

Jack they are hand-grown in cruelty-free free-range Vimto groves by locally-sourced cooperatives.

 

[JTL]

Jack they are hand-grown in cruelty-free free-range Vimto groves by locally-sourced cooperatives.

I think there's one near me just down the lane from the MSG farm.

 

[CarbsRok]

If you want a stronger tasting jelly add some sugar free squash to it

 

[JTL]

If you want a stronger tasting jelly add some sugar free squash to it

Interesting ... I shall have a word with my darling in the kitchen.

 

[Lenny3]

Well the vimto jelly was quite tasty, nice to find something different for when you fancy a change.