Driscoll's Raspberries

There's a mouthful of joy in every raspberry

As a kid, did you love running through sprinklers in summer? We did, and we reckon biting into a juicy, fresh raspberry – with that priceless ‘zing’ you get as the flavour explodes in your mouth – is akin to that memory.

And the good news?

Enjoying a ripe raspberry is something
you can do every day of every season,
making everyday moments more special.

Whether you scatter them over your muesli as a morning treat, or end the day with a delightful dessert featuring these vibrant red berries, the possibilities are endless.

We pour plenty of energy into ensuring our delicious raspberries are available year-round for you to enjoy.

Health Benefits

Raspberries are bursting with health benefits.

Eating a handful of raspberries every day will make you feel great, inside and out.

Very high in ellagic acid, an antioxidant linked with reducing the risk of cancer
Great source of dietary fibre
Rich in Vitamins C, A, E and B
Full of potassium, folate and magnesium

More berry health benefits

Enjoying your Raspberries.

Selection

The tastiest raspberries are plump and brightly coloured, with a soft, hazy gloss. They should be free of dents and bruises. The tiny hairs you see on raspberries are called ‘styles’ – these don’t affect the taste or ripeness of the berries.

Storage

Fresh raspberries should keep for one to two days in the fridge – although it’s always tempting to eat them straight away! You can freeze raspberries. Gently rinse them in cool water and allow them to dry completely, before placing into freezer container.

Care & Eating

Raspberries are highly perishable and extremely fragile, so take care when handling your berries. Leave them in their punnet until you’re ready to enjoy them.

Just before eating, gently rinse them and pat dry with paper towel. Then, enjoy the incredible burst of flavour that fresh raspberries deliver.

Don’t just stop at
Raspberries, enjoy all the berries.

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