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Fruta Maribel Cereza

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Rating: Nota :8

As an independent inspector, I have analysed the product “cherry fruit spread” from Lidl and can confirm that it stands out among the fruit preserves available on the market. Although it is not officially labelled as jam, its texture is thick and pleasing, with a recognisable flavour of cooked cherries that evokes classic and familiar taste profiles.

The acidity level is notable, which balances the sweetness and makes it particularly appealing to those who prefer less cloying flavours. The use of 75% fruit results in a fruit intensity that is well above average. However, the free sugar content (37.8%) should be taken into account by health-conscious consumers.

The labelling is clear and does not mislead regarding its composition. The product meets quality and food safety standards.

In conclusion, this is a tasty and well-crafted alternative, ideal for occasional use or homemade baking.

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Jar of Cherry Jam

Frequently Asked Questions – Maribel Cereza 75% Fruit Spread (Lidl)

One standout option is Maribel’s Cereza 75% fruit spread from Lidl. It contains a high fruit content (75%) and a free sugar percentage of 37.8%, which is relatively balanced compared to traditional jams. Its acidity helps reduce the perception of sweetness, making it ideal for those seeking a less sugary yet flavourful spread.

Technically, it is not labelled as a traditional jam. Instead, it’s a fruit spread with 75% cherry content. Despite not carrying the “jam” label, its dense texture and rich, cooked cherry flavour make it a strong alternative in the category.

The spread has a pleasantly thick texture and a well-defined flavour of cooked cherries, reminiscent of classic homemade preserves. Its balanced acidity adds freshness and makes it less cloying than standard fruit spreads.

While it contains 37.8% free sugars, which is moderate for fruit preserves, its high fruit content (75%) and balanced taste make it a good option for occasional use by those who are mindful of their sugar intake.

Yes! This spread is ideal for home baking thanks to its natural fruit intensity and smooth texture. It works well in cakes, pastries, and as a filling for tarts.

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