Golden Sultanas – also called golden raisins or yellow raisins – are bright, golden dried grapes with a soft, juicy texture and a sweet, fruity, slightly tangy flavour. Their sunny colour makes them a favourite for baking, salads and festive recipes.Bake th...
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About this product
Golden Sultanas – also called golden raisins or yellow raisins – are bright, golden dried grapes with a soft, juicy texture and a sweet, fruity, slightly tangy flavour. Their sunny colour makes them a favourite for baking, salads and festive recipes.
Bake them into fruit cakes, scones, muffins, panettone and Christmas cake; add colour to couscous, pilafs, salads and stuffings; stir them into porridge, granola and yoghurt; or enjoy them as a snack. The bigger bags and the 12.5kg box suit bakers, cafés and caterers.
Choose your size
| Option | Pack | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 200 g | Pack | Trying it, lunchboxes and small bakes |
| 500 g | Bag | Everyday home baking and cooking |
| 1 kg | Bag | Regular bakers and families |
| 2 kg | Bag | Batch baking and big families |
| 5 kg | Bag | Cafés, bakers and heavy users |
| 12.5 kg | Box | Bakeries, caterers and trade – lowest price per kg |
Enjoy them
- Baking – Fold into cake, scone, muffin and bread doughs. Toss the fruit in a little flour first so it does not sink.
- Plump them up – For extra-juicy fruit, soak in hot water, tea, orange juice or brandy for 15–30 minutes, then drain.
- Breakfast – Sprinkle over porridge, cereal, granola or yoghurt.
- Savoury dishes – Add to curries, tagines, pilafs, couscous, slaws and salads.
- Snacking – Mix with nuts and seeds for a homemade trail mix.
Good to know
What's in it?
Golden sultanas (dried grapes). The full ingredients are on the pack label.
What allergens does it contain?
Golden sultanas are usually preserved with sulphur dioxide (sulphites) to keep their golden colour. Please check the pack label for the full allergy advice, or contact us before you order if you have an allergy. Always check the pack label for “may contain” warnings.
How should I store it?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Once opened, reseal the pack or keep in an airtight container.
Are golden sultanas the same as golden raisins?
Yes – in the UK they are usually called golden sultanas, and in the US golden raisins. Both names describe light, golden dried grapes.
Why are they golden?
They are processed to keep their light colour – usually with sulphur dioxide (sulphites). Check the pack label if you are sensitive to sulphites.
How is it delivered?
Tracked UK delivery – free on orders over £45, dispatched from our London warehouse.
Ingredients & allergens
- Ingredients
- Please refer to the product packaging for full ingredient information.
Ingredients and allergens may change. Always read the label before use.
Delivery & returns
Tracked UK delivery: Standard £3.99 (usually 3–5 working days), free on orders of £45 or more; Express £6.99 (usually 1–2 working days). Every order is carefully packed and sealed for the journey, then dispatched promptly. If anything isn't right, contact us and we'll put it right. Unopened, undamaged items can be returned within 30 days of delivery.
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