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Meghan Markle’s As Ever raspberry spread has finally hit shelves after more than a year of anticipation, but does it live up to the hype? Priced at $14 and packaged in a keepsake jar, the spread sold out almost immediately upon release. However, our first taste suggests it may not be the delightful treat the Duchess intended.

Upon opening, the spread’s texture is notably thin, resembling a dessert sauce rather than a traditional jam. While Meghan has dubbed it “her jam,” technically, it’s classified as a spread due to its low fruit content. The flavor is overwhelmingly sweet, overshadowing the natural tartness expected from raspberries and even the hint of lemon she promised.

When paired with toast, the consistency dribbles messily, turning your bread into a soggy disaster. Comparatively, established brands like Bonne Maman deliver a thicker, less sweet alternative that holds its own on toast. For culinary enthusiasts, this raspberry spread may lend itself better as a topping for desserts rather than a breakfast staple.

In the battle of spreads, Meghan’s creation might need a rework. With a score of two out of five stars, the Duchess might want to rethink her recipe or her branding. It’s jam that feels more like a sweet sauce, leaving consumers wanting a little more… substance.