Meghan Markle's Raspberry Spread vs. King Charles's Jam: An FDA Classification
Inside EditionMay 5, 20251 min62,047 views
4 connectionsΒ·7 entities in this videoβMeghan Markle's Raspberry Product
- π Meghan Markle's new raspberry product has received positive initial reviews, with one blogger describing it as "so good" and tasting like "crushed up raspberries with a hint of lemon."
- β οΈ Despite its popularity, selling out online in under an hour, some critics have noted its "runny texture" and described the flavor as "tart."
FDA Classification: Jam vs. Spread
- π Under FDA regulations, a product must have a 1:1 ratio of sugar to fruit to be classified as jam.
- π§ Meghan Markle's product, which is not as sweet, is technically classified as a spread according to these regulations.
Royal Jam War: King Charles's Preserves
- π A "royal jam war" is brewing as King Charles has reportedly been running his own jam business for the past 15 years.
- π§ Staff at dailymail.com compared Meghan's spread to King Charles's fruit preserves.
Taste Test Comparison
- π The general consensus from the staff was that Meghan's spread was quite runny and tart compared to other jams.
- π One reviewer tasted both King Charles's fruit preserves (deemed "very good") and Meghan's raspberry spread, ultimately stating they were "not a fan" of the latter.
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