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It all started over 26 years ago on the Anathoth Farm where the jams and pickles were made in simple pots and sold at the local weekend market. The locals loved the big, bold, real fruit flavours and kept coming back for more.
Fruit Mince is made with lots of fruit. Butter, spices, brandy and rum are then mixed in. Nature has already done all the good work, so the product is kept simple - no messing!
Contains milk products.
Naturally gluten free.
No added preservatives, colours or flavours
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