hmph- i miss my jelly welly- where can i get some sugar free jelly in england purlease? xxx
hmph- i miss my jelly welly- where can i get some sugar free jelly in england purlease? xxx
Asda do one sort,crystals to which you add water.or they did last time i checked about a year ago.
vegegel from various supermarkets can set fruit juice / squash
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If you can't find ready made (I've never seen any that was sugar free and vegan, myself) you could make your own using agar flakes - you can normally get them cheap in chinese supermarkets, or more expensive Clearspring ones in healthfood shops. I would suggest agar flakes and adding sugar free squash as an easy way to do it. Haven't tried it myself - I like my sugar, so I just get those packets of vegetarian jelly crystals
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Does anyone know of a brand of jelly that's vegan these days? I thought rowntrees was but it seems to have gelatine in it now its Hartleys The one they sell in H&B is so expensive
This is slightly cheaper:
http://www.spicesofindia.co.uk/acata...ls-Orange.html
Also, this is 5 packs of 2 sachets of sugar free jellies, making 10 500ml jellies in total:
http://eshop.dietaryfoods.co.uk/acat...w_Jellies.html
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Asda sugar free jelly mix looks ok and is 28p for a double sachet. Similar packaging to the Hartley's. Labelled vegetarian.
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North American Readers (or maybe just Canadian readers): Hunt's fruit jelly cups are gelatin-free. The make a regular sugar version and the no sugar "0 calorie" kind. To my knoweldge of looking up some the ingredients, I believe they are vegan (but I'm sure someone will come and correct me ).
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