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Currants 1kg
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Currants are a concentrated source of vitamins, electrolytes and minerals. They are also packed with health benefiting anti-oxidants and rich in fibre. A portion counts as one of your 5 a day
Currants are a concentrated source of vitamins, electrolytes and minerals. They are also packed with health benefiting anti-oxidants and rich in fibre. A portion counts as one of your 5 a day.
A great all round product that works just as well added to your morning cereal as it does in a traditional fruit cake. You can't afford to have these missing from your daily diet!
Allergy advice :for allergens including cereals containing gluten, see ingredients in BOLD. May contain nuts and sesame. Warnings: Packed in a factory that handles various nut products.
Country of Origin: South Africa
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Chef, restaurateur, writer and TV presenter Rick Stein is best known for his passion for fish. But here he shares his secret for his ideal fruit cake to take you beyond the whirl of Christmas.
Our Classic Christmas cake is, of course not only delicious, naturally vegetarian, but we have again included our vegan alternative as well as a couple of options for decoration.
The joys and health benefits of eating raisins, currants, and sultanas were almost certainly discovered when someone stumbled across unpicked grapes that had simply dried in the sun. That may have been around 2000 BC.
Traditionally, this fruit cake is eaten during Easter in the UK and Ireland. A rich fruit cake which is filled with a marzipan centre that melts and combines with all the other flavours during cooking. It is then finished off with another generous layer of marzipan and decorated with eleven marzipan balls, representing Jesus’ disciples.
