English Apples & Raspberries, Organic (625g)
£8.05
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Sweet. Seasonal. Sourced locally. A rustic pairing from farmers who give back to society and the environment.
What makes me special?
- Seasonal apple varieties from Mole End Farm — a haven for pollinators from the Kentish wilds, and home to more than forty beehives
- Plump and ripe raspberries from Haygrove. A family-owned business, they also run community gardens to foster a shared love of nature
- Certified organic growers — no artificial chemicals, just planet-friendly farming
- Bake into crumbles or muffins. Make jams and chutneys
- Grown, picked, packed and delivered in England to reduce food miles
- And save when buying a bundle
What makes me special?
- Seasonal apple varieties from Mole End Farm — a haven for pollinators from the Kentish wilds, and home to more than forty beehives
- Plump and ripe raspberries from Haygrove. A family-owned business, they also run community gardens to foster a shared love of nature
- Certified organic growers — no artificial chemicals, just planet-friendly farming
- Bake into crumbles or muffins. Make jams and chutneys
- Grown, picked, packed and delivered in England to reduce food miles
- And save when buying a bundle
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Storage & prep
Storage & prep
Apples
As a snack, the only preparation needed is a quick rinse under the tap. But, without the use of pesticides and other chemicals on our apples, there will be no harm if you dig straight into your fruit box delivered to your door! Apples can last longer than most other fruit but are better when fresh. We recommend you keep them in your fridge to help keep them crisp and crunchy.
Raspberries
As raspberries are so soft it's best to do little to them before serving. If you want to wash them be as gentle as possible or they’ll easily get mis-shapen. Raspberries are fragile fruit and don’t keep well, so eat them within a couple of days. Keeping them in the fridge will make them last a little bit longer. You can also freeze them by spreading them out on a tray to allow them to freeze without sticking to each other. Once they’re frozen through you can transfer them to a different container.
As a snack, the only preparation needed is a quick rinse under the tap. But, without the use of pesticides and other chemicals on our apples, there will be no harm if you dig straight into your fruit box delivered to your door! Apples can last longer than most other fruit but are better when fresh. We recommend you keep them in your fridge to help keep them crisp and crunchy.
Raspberries
As raspberries are so soft it's best to do little to them before serving. If you want to wash them be as gentle as possible or they’ll easily get mis-shapen. Raspberries are fragile fruit and don’t keep well, so eat them within a couple of days. Keeping them in the fridge will make them last a little bit longer. You can also freeze them by spreading them out on a tray to allow them to freeze without sticking to each other. Once they’re frozen through you can transfer them to a different container.