Mint Extra Jelly

Name: Mint Extra Jelly
Brand: Jam Packed Preserves

Jam Packed Preserves

£3.5

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This apple-based jelly is infused with mint during cooking and contains a suspension of finely chopped fresh garden mint. This is a lovely clear jelly that lacks the bright green colour of many shop-bought varieties as we do not add artificial colourings to our jellies. Traditionally used as a condiment to accompany roast lamb, this makes a lovely alternative to redcurrant jelly or mint sauce. This jelly is made using barley malt vinegar. Jellies are made from only the juice of the fruit strained though a muslin bag, therefore the yield is lower per batch than would be obtained with a jam. Jel

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Registered at Companies House as JAM PACKED PRESERVES LIMITED, number 12455201. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Mint Extra Jelly

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