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Winn Red Glace Cherries 100g
A traditional favourite. Popular for use in baking recipes such as Christmas cakes, puddings, and Florentine Biscuits. Winn Red Glace Cherries are produced using only the very best cherries. Glace Cherries are infused with sugar to guarantee a unique sweet flavour to give your recipes that added boost.
The accompanying recipe has been developed to illustrate another variation for Winn Glace Red Cherries. This Red Cherry Sauce is full of flavour and designed to impress even the most fussy guest. |
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Winn Multi Glace Cherries 100g
Another proven favourite. Also popular for use in baking recipes such as Christmas cakes, puddings, and Florentine Biscuits. Winn Multi Glace Cherries are also infused with sugar and manufactured using our meticulous processing standards and deliver a unique sweet flavour to give your recipes that added boost.
The accompanying recipe is delicious served warm or at room temperature with cream yoghurt or icecream. |
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Winn Citrus Peel 250g & 300g
Manufactured using our meticulous processing standards and guaranteed to deliver quality flavour.Winn Citrus Peel is made using orange lemon and grapefruit peel (when available). The accompanying recipe has been included to showcase citrus peel, can be used in a variety of different applications rather than simply tradition cake and biscuit recipes. |
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Winn Crystlised
Ginger 125g
Our Crystlised Ginger comes from the Buderim region of Queensland and is widely regarded as the finest ginger available. It is harvested when the plants are young and tender, thus producing a mild flavour.
When used in cooking it provides an exotic flavour to a wide variety of dishes and snacks. |
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Winn Raisins 375g
There appears to be a good deal of imprecision in the
raisin arena. There are three common names for raisins
in the English-speaking world — sultanas, currants,
and raisins.
Of course, sultanas and currants are raisins,
simply the variety of grape and the drying process differentiates
the three types. Typically, the Thompson Seedless variety
of grape is dried and darkened in the sunlight to produce
the common raisin.
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Winn Sultanas 375g
Sultanas are in fact a dried ‘sultana’ grape.
The grape is dried and darkens in the sunlight and is treated
with sulphur dioxide to produce a lighter, moister and
plumper fruit commonly known as the sultana.
Sultanas provide
a great source of fibre and are sweeter than currants and
raisins thus they are very popular as a natural good for
you anytime snack.
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Winn Currants 375g
Currants are tiny raisins from the zante grape, and are
supposed to have been first grown on the island of Corinth
in Greece.
Generally, currants are more tart in flavour
than sultanas and raisins. They are an ideal fibre source
and are most commonly used in cakes, desserts and preserves.
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Winn
Mixed Fruits 375g |
