Sainsbury's Raspberry Conserve

Jams, preserves and conserves are well worth paying just that extra penny or two for. Time and time again I have been lulled into a false sense of security and have snapped up a so called bargain pot of conserve, only to find that I have been robbed of my hard earned money and have had to disguise it in pastry and pass it off as Jam tart. The last time I fell hook line and sinker was in a discount store and as grown woman I should have known better. The conserve looked inviting, both the jar and the overall colour tempted me. I was sure that I could see large chunks of Apricot floating in that jar, but when I decided to spread it on my slice of fresh bread it ...  Read the complete review

Sainsbury's Raspberry Conserve 340g When I bought my groceries from Sainsbury's online a month ago, I looked for jam but what attracted my attention was much better. I saw a nice jar of conserve that looked more sophisticated and of a better quality than the normal Sainsbury's jams. Of course, there is a difference in price as well, for the 454g jar of Raspberry jam costs 99p, while the 340g of this conserve costs £1.43. Still, this conserve is definitely good value for money and the short glass jar it comes in looks nice too. The aroma of raspberry in this conserve is fantastic and really strong, even now after ...  Read the complete review

What is better on a bit of toast than a fruity sweet conserve? Sainsbury's Raspberry Conserve retails in Sainsbury's only at £1.20 for 340g. It comes in a clear glass jar, with a black lid, and a fairly plain wrapper. The conserve itself is a lovely deep red colour, and does have some fruity pieces. It is quite fruity tasting, but not overwhelmingly sweet. The ingredients are: Glucose-fructose Syrup, Raspberries, Sugar, Gelling Agent (pectin, Citric Acid), Acidity Regulator (sodium Citrates.). It is prepared with 55g of fruit per 100g, and 62g sugar per 100g. Unfortunatley I was not completely satisfied with this product. ...  Read the complete review