Featured Image Credit: As Ever
Topics: Meghan Markle, Food and Drink
Jess Hardiman
Meghan Markle’s recent Netflix series shot into the streamer’s top 10 when it dropped last month, instantly becoming a very talked-about release.
While some people felt frustrated by her supposedly ‘out of touch’ ideas, the sun-dappled show left many inspired to get creative at home, with fans sharing their recreated versions of her single-skillet spaghetti and adorable ladybug crostini, to name a few.
Meghan is now branching out with her new range of store cupboard goodies, which have launched via her As Ever website.
“What began with a small pot of fresh fruit preserves, bubbling away in my home kitchen, has inspired this curated collection to bring surprise and delight to your every day,” it says.
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Of course, while all the honey and homemade preserves looked very delicious in her lifestyle show, how attainable are they in the real world?
Here's a breakdown of everything on sale – and, crucially, the price – although some products have either already sold out or aren’t available just yet:
$14
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Meghan’s ‘signature’ raspberry spread is inspired by the recipe she crafted in her own kitchen, with a blend that ‘delicately mixes the sweetness of raspberries with a hint of lemon’.
"This delectable spread comes in elegant Keepsake Packaging, crafted to be cherished long after the last spoonful,” the website says.
$9
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If you don’t want to splash out extra on the fancy packaging, you can also pick up a jar of the jam on its own.
While $9 may seem steep for a jar of jam, it works out at roughly the same price as King Charles’ £6.95-a-pop preserves and marmalades, which are on sale via his Highgrove website. Make of that information what you will...
$15
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Meghan put these to good use in her Netflix series, showing how the edible flower petals can ‘act as confetti for your plating’, whether it’s for topping shortbread biscuits with a pop of colour or sprinkling over an omelette and scrambled eggs for an unexpected flourish.
$12
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This ‘stunning fusion of lemon and notes of ginger’ has clearly been popular, as it’s already sold out online.
The ‘refreshing blend’ can be enjoyed either warm of cold, with a tip from Meghan suggesting you serve it iced with honey.
$14
Promising to be ‘easy to prepare and endlessly adaptable’, these are said to be inspired by the ‘delicate crepes found in Parisian cafes.'
“Whether filled with fresh fruit, a drizzle of fruit spread, or something savory, it’s a pantry staple we reach for again and again,” the As Ever site says.
$12
The ‘refreshing’ tea has just one ingredient listed: organic peppermint.
The drink can be enjoyed day or night, with each box containing 12 sachets.
$14
The ‘delicious’ cookie mix sees those ‘signature’ flower sprinkles at it again, although this time you’ve got the biscuit mix already made up for you.
$12
“Bright and beautiful hibiscus blossoms create this special tea which delights with its gentle flavor, subtle tang, and robust hue,” the product description reads.
$28
We’ve saved the bougiest ‘til last, with Meghan’s wildflower honey with honeycomb ‘inspired by Meghan’s own appreciation for the art of harvesting this natural delight at her family home in Montecito, California’.
“With earthy and floral notes, a glimmering golden hue, and a stunning honeycomb nestled within the jar, this addition to your pantry is designed to elevate your everyday,” the website adds.