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Wilkin & Sons Ginger Fruit Spread
Newest Review: ... to be gingerified. Once opened the smell wasn't strong, but there is a very pleasant yet subtle gingery waft. I was surprised ... more  ... by how runny the jam itself was. Within the jam were pieces of cut ginger, so they were evidently chopped instead of grated, as I was rather expecting (is that a strange thing to expect?). The jam has just enough viscosity to support the pieces, but once on hot toast, melts into the bread, causing it look like orangey lumps scattered on toast, rather than a regular jam that can hold its own.
The taste again is most definitely ginger, but perhaps a little too sweet, which made me take a dislike to it at first, then ...more |
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Wilkin & Sons Ginger Fruit Spread: Bring out the Gingerness... (446 words)
by - written on 01/12/08 (Very useful, 188 readings)
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I love ginger. Anything ginger flavoured I'll try. If it's ginger, I'll like it...hell, I even like the ginger one from Girls Aloud. I must have inherited it from my Nan, when her obsession with the flavour, more or less forced me to try crystalised ginger covered in chocolate, for the first time. Love it. On one of my Tesco shops, I came across a jam I had never heard of before (drum roll, please)...Ginger Jam, or rather Ginger fruit spread. It went in my trolley without thinking. When I got it home, I made some toast ready to be gingerified. Once opened the smell wasn't strong, but there is a very pleasant yet subtle gingery waft. I was surprised by how ... Read the complete review
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