Tiptree Sweet Tip Raspberry Conserve 340g

Raspberry Converse

Tiptree Sweet Tip Raspberry Conserve is a traditional English raspberry jam made with carefully selected sweet tip raspberries. Produced by Wilkin & Sons at the famous Tiptree farm in Essex, this classic conserve is known for its bright berry flavour and generous fruit content.

The sweet tip raspberry variety is prized for its naturally balanced sweetness and gentle tartness, giving the conserve a vibrant, fresh raspberry taste. The texture is thick and spoonable with plenty of raspberry seeds, making it perfect for spreading, baking and adding a burst of fruit flavour to everyday dishes.

This raspberry conserve works beautifully on warm toast, crumpets and freshly baked scones, but it also lends itself to baking and desserts. Stir it into yoghurt, use it as a filling for Victoria sponge cakes, or warm gently to drizzle over pancakes and waffles. A spoonful also pairs well with soft cheeses or can be used to glaze fruit tarts for a glossy finish.

Key Features:

• 340g jar.
• Made by Wilkin & Sons at the Tiptree farm in Essex.
• Produced using sweet tip raspberry varieties.
• Traditional British raspberry conserve with whole fruit character.
• Thick texture with visible raspberry seeds.
• Classic preserve suitable for spreading, baking and desserts.

Recipe Inspiration:

• Victoria Sponge Cake - layer the conserve between light sponge cakes with whipped cream for a classic British bake.
• Raspberry Breakfast Bowl - swirl into Greek yoghurt with granola and fresh berries for a simple breakfast.
• Raspberry Glazed Fruit Tart - warm slightly and brush over fresh fruit to create a glossy finish on tarts.
• Raspberry and Brie Toast - spread over toasted sourdough and top with soft brie for a sweet and savoury combination.

What makes sweet tip raspberries different from other raspberries?

Sweet tip raspberries are known for their balanced flavour, offering a natural sweetness with a gentle tart edge. This makes them particularly well suited to jams and conserves where the fruit flavour remains bright and distinctive.

Why does raspberry conserve contain seeds?

Raspberry conserves traditionally include the seeds because they are part of the whole fruit. They contribute to the characteristic texture and help preserve the authentic taste of traditional raspberry jam.

Can raspberry conserve be used in baking?

Yes, raspberry conserve is widely used in baking as a filling or glaze. It works well in sponge cakes, jam tarts, pastries and biscuits because its thick texture holds its shape when baked or spread.

Ingredients:

Sugar, Raspberries, Gelling Agent Citrus Pectin Acidity Regulator Sodium Citrate. Prepared with 52g of fruit per 100g. Total sugar content 67g per 100g.

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