Borden None Such Condensed Mincemeat, Apples & Raisins, 9-Ounce Box

Borden None Such Condensed Mincemeat, Apples & Raisins, 9-Ounce Box

We offer None Such Condensed Mincemeat by the individual box or in a 6 Pack. Please use the pull-down menu to select the quantity.

Borden's Condensed Mincemeat is the same recipe you remember from years past. Now made by Smucker's, Borden's Condensed Mincemeat makes exceptional mincemeat pies, as well as moist and tasty Mincemeat Cookies.If you were lucky enough to inherit your Aunt's Fruit Cake recipe, you will find this is the secret ingredient! Since 1885, Borden's None Such mincemeat have been a pantry staple that enhance your pies, breads, muffins and more.

Ingredients in Borden's Condensed Mince meat:
Raisins, Brown Sugar, Dried Apples, Dextrose, Water, Salt, Beef, Corn Starch, Dried Citrus Peel, Apple Concentrate, Spices, Distilled Vinegar.
Note: Mincemeat contains beef. If you are looking for a vegetarian version of mincemeat, please see our selection of Crosse and Blackwell Mincemeat

Directions for Borden's Condensed Mincemeat:
Store in a cool, dry place. How to Reconstitute: Finely crumble mincemeat into medium saucepan. Add water. Boil briskly for 1 minute. Cool. Use as directed. Unused portions of reconstituted Condensed Mincemeat should be stored in tightly closed jars in the refrigerator. Use in three to four weeks. To Use For: 7- or 8-inch Pie; 9 oz pkg. Condensed Mincemeat: 1 package; Water: 1-1/2 cups; Yield: 2 cups. To Use For: 9- or 10-inch Pie; 9 oz pkg. Condensed Mincemeat: 2 packages; Water: 3 cups; Yield: 4 cups. To Use For: Substitution for ready-to-use; 9 oz pkg. Condensed Mincemeat: 1 package; Water: 1/4 cup; Yield: 1-1/3 cup.

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What is Mincemeat?
Mincemeat is a combination of apples, raisins and citrus peel, blended with sugar and spices to make a delicious cooking and baking ingredient.
Mincemeat is derived from old English recipes, and today remains one of the most popular holiday foods in England.