M&S Redcurrant Jelly - 340g

Name: M&S Redcurrant Jelly - 340g
Brand: M&S
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About M&S Redcurrant Jelly

Redcurrant jelly is one of those British condiments that quietly earns its place at the table every single time. M&S Redcurrant Jelly is the sort of jar that sits in the fridge door looking unassuming right up until the moment someone carves a leg of lamb and suddenly everyone wants it.

This is a 340g jar of classic British redcurrant jelly from Marks and Spencer, imported from the United Kingdom. It is the condiment that belongs alongside roast lamb, venison, game and cold cuts, and which has a long-established habit of making a Sunday roast feel properly finished. It also has a quiet but loyal following among people who know it works rather well stirred into gravies and sauces.

For British expats in Canada, this is exactly the kind of thing that is surprisingly difficult to source locally and surprisingly easy to miss when it is gone. The Great British Shop stocks it precisely because there are people who do not want to improvise a substitute or wait for someone to bring a jar over in hand luggage.

M&S has a well-earned reputation for its food range in the UK, and the redcurrant jelly is one of those pantry staples that turns up reliably at British tables from October through to Easter and fairly often in between. If you have a roast coming up, this is the jar to have on hand.

Shop more Marks & Spencer in Canada or browse the full range of British pantry favourites available to ship across Canada.

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Ingredients, Nutrition & Storage

Ingredients

Sugar, Water, Concentrated Redcurrant Juice (7%), Gelling Agent: Pectin (from Fruit), Acidity Regulator: Citric Acid

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place. Once opened, keep refrigerated and eat within 4 weeks.

Frequently asked questions about M&S Redcurrant Jelly

Q: What does M&S Redcurrant Jelly taste like?

A: Redcurrant jelly has a flavour that is hard to pin down if you have never had it: bright, sharp and just sweet enough to balance the fruit's natural tartness. It sits somewhere between a jam and a sauce, which is exactly what makes it useful. The M&S version is made with concentrated redcurrant juice and set with pectin, so the texture is smooth and clear rather than jammy.

Q: What is M&S Redcurrant Jelly typically served with?

A: Redcurrant jelly is a classic British accompaniment to roast lamb and game, where its sharpness cuts through rich meat in a way that a heavier gravy cannot. It also works alongside cold cuts, cheese boards and pork. In British cooking it occasionally turns up in sauces and glazes as well, stirred in during cooking rather than spooned on at the table. It is one of those jars that earns its cupboard space.

Q: Is M&S Redcurrant Jelly a genuine UK import?

A: Yes, this is the M&S Redcurrant Jelly made in the United Kingdom, not a locally produced substitute. For anyone who grew up with redcurrant jelly on the Sunday roast table, the M&S version is a specific thing worth tracking down. It is the sort of jar that tends to appear in British grocery orders in Canada alongside other condiments people cannot quite replicate from a supermarket shelf here.

More about M&S Redcurrant Jelly

Redcurrant jelly occupies a specific and well-understood corner of the British pantry: it is not quite a jam, not quite a sauce, but a clear, fruit-set condiment that bridges the two. In British cooking it belongs to the same category as mint sauce and horseradish, things that are rarely the centrepiece but are quietly missed when absent. M&S Redcurrant Jelly is a straightforward example of that category, made in the United Kingdom and imported as a 340g jar.

For British expats in Canada, redcurrant jelly is one of those items that does not have a ready equivalent on local shelves. Someone rebuilding a proper British roast dinner in Brampton or Montreal will find it far easier to source here than to improvise around.

The 340g jar is a useful size: generous enough to last through several roasts, compact enough to store without fuss. It keeps well in the fridge once opened and travels safely, which matters when orders are heading to Moncton or anywhere else across the country. No freezer space required.

M&S produces a range of condiments and preserves that sit naturally alongside this one. If you are building out a British condiment shelf, the broader British pantry favourites collection is worth a look for what else fits the same cupboard.

M&S Redcurrant Jelly ships from within Canada, which removes the uncertainty of international parcels. For anyone who grew up reaching for this jar without thinking, having it arrive reliably is most of the point.

Additional Information

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