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Tinned raspberries

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NonGrannyMoll Mon 10-Feb-25 19:19:05

May I add my voice to all the "frozen raspberries" suggestions here, please? Frozen berries taste better than tinned, half of the weight isn't made up of somewhat bitter juice, they're soft but not mushy and you don't have to use the whole lot up in one go. Also, in my experience, tinned raspberries seem to contain a lot more seeds which get stuck between your teeth.

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ViceVersa Mon 10-Feb-25 19:14:46

Are tinned raspberries not a bit 'mushy' in texture? Genuine question as I've never had them.

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twiglet77 Mon 10-Feb-25 18:19:26
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According to the Trolley app they’re available in Sainsbury’s and Asda, 300g tin, though I thought I’d seen them in Waitrose.

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NotSpaghetti Mon 10-Feb-25 16:49:18

I don't think I've ever had them!
What is the recipe please?
Sainsbury's and Asda seem to sell them.

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Visgir1 Mon 10-Feb-25 16:30:23

I get them from Waitrose.

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Claremont Mon 10-Feb-25 16:05:50

make a sugar syrup and add frozen ones.

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Ilovecheese Mon 10-Feb-25 16:02:03

Would frozen ones do?

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GrannyGravy13 Mon 10-Feb-25 16:01:37

Why not try frozen raspberries?

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Granra2 Mon 10-Feb-25 15:58:17

Do tinned raspberries no longer exist? I have a nice recipe for a simple fruit dessert that requires them but I can’t find them in any local supermarkets or smaller stores. I can see dragon fruit, lychees and all manner of exotic fruits but no raspberries!

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