Hartleys Ready to Eat Jelly Pots

Washout

I noticed my brother had these pots in the fridge so read the ingredients and lo and behold no geletine.

I then decided to email hartleys and this was the response

The following jellies are suitable: -

Hartley's Ready to Eat Blackcurrant Jelly Pot 125g
Hartley's Ready to Eat Lemon & Lime Jelly Pot 125g

Hartley's Ready to Eat Low Calorie Mango & Passion Fruit Jelly Pot 175g
Hartley's Ready to Eat Low Calorie Blueberry & Blackcurrant Jelly Pot 175g
Hartley's Ready to Eat Low Calorie Cranberry & Raspberry Jelly Pot 175g
Hartley’s Ready to Eat Low Calorie Apple & Watermelon Jelly Pot 175g

We do hope that this information is of some help and that you will continue
to enjoy Hartley's Jelly.

They are very expensive though, for what they are.
I buy kisel, which is a soft potato starch jelly in Eastern european foodstores.
You have to watch out for them using cochinel as a colourant though.

Getwellsoon

they have three of the small pots for 1.40 at the moment in tescos! the small pots are not very satisfying (i prefer the bigger ones, especially the one with real raspberries in!) but still at 4 for 1.40 you can't really complain if you want to stock up on low calorie veggie friendly snacks

Sock Monster

Want a jelly fix . . .

The Tesco trifle (vegetarian friendly) is a big hit in our household. Costs 2.85, serves four or two very greedy people !

Also the M & S trifle is veggie friendly too.

Sock Monster

Just seen a coupon for Hartley's on Pigsback

http://www.pigsback.com/pages/3/39/218.aspx?pbq=403%2c403%2cVOVSP

And googled the product ingredients

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/tesco-price-comparison/Desserts/Hartleys_Frujies_Peaches_in_Strawberry_Jelly_4x125g.html


Currently 2.59 on Tesco.ie
Hartleys Frujies Jelly Mandarins In Orange 4x125g

Washout

Sock Monster wrote: »

Just seen a coupon for Hartley's on Pigsback

http://www.pigsback.com/pages/3/39/218.aspx?pbq=403%2c403%2cVOVSP

And googled the product ingredients

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/tesco-price-comparison/Desserts/Hartleys_Frujies_Peaches_in_Strawberry_Jelly_4x125g.html


Currently 2.59 on Tesco.ie
Hartleys Frujies Jelly Mandarins In Orange 4x125g

the orange and red products are a no no they contain carmine. aka E120

dhidra

I just came upon this thread while googling the ingredients of hartley's jelly. I am amazed that products that have carmine in them can be labelled as "no artifical colours". Although carmine is a natural food dye, it can cause severe allergic reactions and even anaphylactic shock! Ambrosia Strawberry Custard is one such product.