Cherries

Cherries

Scotty Brand cherries are a variety called Sweetheart which produces large, sweet and crunchy fruit.  The growers studied cherry cultivation in Italy and the Netherlands before planting the orchard in 2012 and they now have just over 4 hectares of dwarf trees.  The Scottish cherry season is short (and sweet!), starting in the second half of July and lasting for about a month.

WHERE IT'S FROM

Our cherries are grown in Perthshire, in one of Scotland’s first cherry orchards, by Rowan and Jennifer Marshall, a fourth generation farming family.

shopping basket WHERE TO BUY

Available in selected Asda stores in Scotland.

nutrition NUTRITIONAL INFO

Typical Values per 100g: Energy 264kJ/63kcal; Fat 0.2g; of which saturates trace; carbohydrates 16g; of which sugars 12.8g; fibre 2.1g; protein 1.1g; salt trace.

FUN FACT FROM SCOTTY

If you eat around 14 cherries, you have achieved one of your five-a-day. They are rich in vitamins and minerals and are a source of anti-oxidants, which may reduce inflammation and some say they aid recovery after exercise.

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