Cranberry Fine Pairing by Easton Reed (230 g Jar)
SKU: 100187
RRP: €9.95
VPE: 6
Cranberry Fine Pairing – cranberry chutney with apple, ginger, and cinnamon
Cranberries, apple, ginger, and cinnamon give Easton Reed’s Cranberry Fine Pairing its fruity, spicy character. The cranberries’ characteristic tartness is complemented by apple and a delicately balanced spice note. The variety is familiar enough to appeal to customers right away, yet its versatility offers much more than a classic accompaniment to a holiday roast.
What is a Fine Pairing?
A Fine Pairing is a fruit blend served like a chutney with cheese and savory dishes. It can be offered alongside a dish, spread on bread, or used as a topping for burgers and sandwiches. Cranberry is often associated with autumn and Christmas. However, this variety can be sold year-round with cheese, poultry, pork, and grilled cheese. Seasonal sales are an additional focus, not its only use.
Why this variety appeals to retailers
- A familiar fruit with an easy-to-explain combination of apple, ginger, and cinnamon
- Versatile for cheese shops, butcher shops, delicatessens, and gift sections
- Suitable for year-round sales, with particularly strong autumn, winter, and holiday sales
- Cross-selling with baked cheese, aged cheese, poultry, game, roasts, and dark bread
- Suitable for cheese nights, barbecue promotions, raclette, fondue, and gift baskets
- A visually and flavorfully bolder addition to the Easton Reed range
Recommendations for your customers
Cranberry Fine Pairing goes well with Camembert, Brie, mature Cheddar, blue cheese, and aged hard cheese. It can be served with poultry, game, pork tenderloin, and roasts, or used in turkey and chicken sandwiches. At a barbecue, it pairs with grilled cheese, sausages, poultry, or a burger with a strong cheese. In the colder months, it is a natural addition to baked cheese, raclette, and fondue.
Placement and cross-selling
In autumn and winter, cranberry belongs in the cheese, raclette, game, and gift categories. In spring and summer, the variety can be presented alongside grilling products, poultry, halloumi, or sandwich ingredients. Gift shops can pair it with crackers, cheese boards, wine, or an Easton-Reed gift box. Plum and Cherry continue the collection’s bolder, spicy-fruity profile.
B2B facts
- Contents: 230 g
- Order unit: 6 jars
- Suitable for delicatessens, cheese shops, butcher shops, grill shops, and gift shops
- Year-round item with additional emphasis from autumn to Christmas
Sugar, Cranberries(43%), Apple Concentrate, Ginger(<1%), Cinnamon(<1%), Gelling Agent: Pectin, Lemon Juice Concentrate
Average nutritional values (per 100 g)
| Energy | 1019 kJ / 240 kcal |
|---|---|
| Fat | 0 g |
| of which saturates | 0 g |
| Carbohydrate | 59 g |
| of which sugars | 55 g |
| Protein | 0 g |
| Salt | 0 g |
| Notes | Refrigerate after opening |
|---|---|
| Food Business Operator | Ryan's Specialties GmbH & Co. KG, Martinipark, Gebäude C1, Provinostr. 52, D 86153 Augsburg |
| Content | 230 Grams |
| Barcode | 4260495111995 |
Cranberry Fine Pairing – cranberry chutney with apple, ginger, and cinnamon
Cranberries, apple, ginger, and cinnamon give Easton Reed’s Cranberry Fine Pairing its fruity, spicy character. The cranberries’ characteristic tartness is complemented by apple and a delicately balanced spice note. The variety is familiar enough to appeal to customers right away, yet its versatility offers much more than a classic accompaniment to a holiday roast.
What is a Fine Pairing?
A Fine Pairing is a fruit blend served like a chutney with cheese and savory dishes. It can be offered alongside a dish, spread on bread, or used as a topping for burgers and sandwiches. Cranberry is often associated with autumn and Christmas. However, this variety can be sold year-round with cheese, poultry, pork, and grilled cheese. Seasonal sales are an additional focus, not its only use.
Why this variety appeals to retailers
- A familiar fruit with an easy-to-explain combination of apple, ginger, and cinnamon
- Versatile for cheese shops, butcher shops, delicatessens, and gift sections
- Suitable for year-round sales, with particularly strong autumn, winter, and holiday sales
- Cross-selling with baked cheese, aged cheese, poultry, game, roasts, and dark bread
- Suitable for cheese nights, barbecue promotions, raclette, fondue, and gift baskets
- A visually and flavorfully bolder addition to the Easton Reed range
Recommendations for your customers
Cranberry Fine Pairing goes well with Camembert, Brie, mature Cheddar, blue cheese, and aged hard cheese. It can be served with poultry, game, pork tenderloin, and roasts, or used in turkey and chicken sandwiches. At a barbecue, it pairs with grilled cheese, sausages, poultry, or a burger with a strong cheese. In the colder months, it is a natural addition to baked cheese, raclette, and fondue.
Placement and cross-selling
In autumn and winter, cranberry belongs in the cheese, raclette, game, and gift categories. In spring and summer, the variety can be presented alongside grilling products, poultry, halloumi, or sandwich ingredients. Gift shops can pair it with crackers, cheese boards, wine, or an Easton-Reed gift box. Plum and Cherry continue the collection’s bolder, spicy-fruity profile.
B2B facts
- Contents: 230 g
- Order unit: 6 jars
- Suitable for delicatessens, cheese shops, butcher shops, grill shops, and gift shops
- Year-round item with additional emphasis from autumn to Christmas
Sugar, Cranberries(43%), Apple Concentrate, Ginger(<1%), Cinnamon(<1%), Gelling Agent: Pectin, Lemon Juice Concentrate
Average nutritional values (per 100 g)
| Energy | 1019 kJ / 240 kcal |
|---|---|
| Fat | 0 g |
| of which saturates | 0 g |
| Carbohydrate | 59 g |
| of which sugars | 55 g |
| Protein | 0 g |
| Salt | 0 g |
| Notes | Refrigerate after opening |
|---|---|
| Food Business Operator | Ryan's Specialties GmbH & Co. KG, Martinipark, Gebäude C1, Provinostr. 52, D 86153 Augsburg |
| Content | 230 Grams |
| Barcode | 4260495111995 |
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