Heathenlass
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What is Signy's special trifle.
You are Hartleys jellies?Just seen this thread again but haven't read it all so sorry if I'm duplicating information. It annoys me that Hartleys don't label jellies clearly with regards to veggie or not. I searched the internet and found different forums where members had found out and divulged which were suitable for vegetarians. However the posts were from years ago so I emailed Hartleys and received a reply as follows: (some aren't the sugar free/no added sugar)
Dear Kim
Thank you for your enquiry about our jelly range.
Most of our jellies are not suitable for vegetarians. Our tablet and powdered jellies, designed to be made at home, contain gelatine. Some of our Ready to Eat jellies contain the colouring Carmine, which is an animal product.
The jellies we have which are suitable for vegetarians are:
Hartley's Pineapple in Jelly 175g
Hartley's 10 Cal Mango & Passion Fruit Flavour Jelly 175g
Hartley's 10 Cal Blueberry & Blackcurrant Flavour Jelly 175g
Hartley's 10 Cal Raspberry Flavour Jelly
Hartley's 1 Fruit Portion Mango Jelly 175g
Hartley's Blackcurrant Flavour Jelly 125g
Hartley's Lemon & Lime Flavour Jelly 125g
Hartley's Pineapple Flavour Jelly 125g
Hartley's No Added Sugar Raspberry Flavour Jelly 115g
Hartley's No Added Sugar Jelly Blackcurrant Flavour 115g
Hartley's No Added Sugar Jelly Apple Flavour 115g
I hope that this information helps. If you would like to discuss your concerns, or have any questions, please call me or one of my colleagues on 0800 022 4339. We are available between 9.00am and 5.00pm, weekdays excluding Bank Holidays.
Yours sincerely
Graeme Rayner
My next email will ask for a v to be added to the appropriate labels. I presume it's all down to cost.
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Ms @Heathenlass , aren't you forgetting a wee something?
We have another fridge photo (amazingly clean, and neat, and... kind of surreal...) but nevertheless, another lovely fridge photo...
So cough up. More underwear.
(Like the mask, by the way. When do you wear it?)
no sugar custard?
Why are these things secret?
I have only found this in Asda, nowhere else for some strange reason !It's instant custard though, not the "proper" kind. But at least it's custard
Signy
No I'm not hartley's jellies. I posted to say I emailed them to ask them which of their jellies were suitable for vegetarians, because they don't mark their product. I then posted a copy of the reply they emailed to me, listing the jellies.You are Hartleys jellies?
I am a grown up honest.No I'm not hartley's jellies. I posted to say I emailed them to ask them which of their jellies were suitable for vegetarians, because they don't mark their product. I then posted a copy of the reply they emailed to me, listing the jellies.
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Never noticed it. Our Asda may be too smallIn asda it's with the jelly, rice pudding and tinned custard bit near the eggs
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Diagnosed prediabetic Easter 2014. Just left to get on with it, no guidance or help from GP. Every day I'm learning something new.
perhaps cooked and uncooked?I am not understanding the difference between 100g and 100g serving
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/home.shtml#/product/910001222173
They both say "made up as directed."perhaps cooked and uncooked?
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