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Sugar free Jelly

I'm at work at the moment with two such tubs in my desk drawer. Hartleys do them... Look for the light blue labels

Lenny3 said:
I had been thinking about that luceeloo, so could you use gelatine packet with say a sugar free squash to flavour it?
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I would say so yes. I still have some gelatine so I'll give it a go and let you know how it turns out.
 
Will be interested in your results luceeloo.

I will def try the fizzy jelly idea.

I have just found and ordered from Asda ready made pots of reduced calorie jelly in strawberry and kiwi, mango, and apple and raspberry, or something like that. Thought they would make a nice change. My problem is being rural the supermarkets are all slightly smaller so don't have very good ranges.
 
Know what you mean Lenny, We are at the end of the supply chain and things get "pinched" by stores earlier in the delivery!
 
According to what a mgr at one of the local stores told me, yes.
 
Garr said:
Can you get ready-made sugar free jelly in tubs? Been looking for them but no joy so far, just the sugary ones.
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Most supermarkets sell them - they are Hartleys Sugar-Free Jelly and are available in 4 flavours - cranberry&raspberry, blackcurrant, apple&watermelon and my all time favourite - Mango&passionfruit. They're quite expensive at full price - 60p ish per pot, but often Tesco have them on offer at 6 for £2. Not that I'm an expert obviously ;-)

Smidge
 
Its 21.34pm at night...Im in my pit and all I want to eat is som lime jelly!!!!
Thanks you lot!!! lol :happy:
 
Well I drove to the bigger town with a bigger tesco and I now have some of the different flavoured pots. Tried the watermelon and apple, nice. Wish they made them in the powder packets they work out so much cheaper.
 
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