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Bonne Maman

We absolutely adore Bonne Maman here at Ratton Pantry and are pleased to be able to stock a range of their delicious products. Bonne Maman produces a huge variety of honey, chutney and marmalade, but are most known for their Bonne Maman conserves. 

Instantly recognisable by their beautiful hand-written style labels and Gingham-patterned lids, Bonne Maman was first created in 1971. With each products being made with five simple ingredients that could be found in your kitchen and without high fructose corn syrup, additives, or preservatives, Bonne Maman products are loved the world over.

Here at Ratton Pantry, we particularly love Bonne Maman Mini Jars 30g available in; Bonne Maman Strawberry Conserve, Bonne Maman Bitter Orange Marmalade, Bonne Maman Raspberry Conserve, Bonne Maman Apricot Conserve, Bonne Maman Blackcurrant Conserve and Bonne Maman Honey. Enjoy posh hotel vibes at home, with all the same good taste and ingredients of the Bonne Maman Conserves, simply in a smaller, more convenient format.

Bonne Maman are even rumoured to have sheltered people during the Holocaust.

  • 30g of Bonne Maman Conserve Mini Jars — Flavours available: Strawberry, Raspberry, Bitter Orange Marmalade, Apricot & Honey.

    Bonne Maman Conserve 30g Mini Jars

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    Flavours available: Strawberry, Raspberry, Bitter Orange Marmalade, Apricot & Honey. The Bonne Maman Conserves are perfect for your breakfast t...

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    from £7.49
    In Stock | Same Day Dispatch up to 2pm (Mon-Fri)* | Express Delivery Available

About Bonne Maman

Bonne Maman is known for French preserves and sweet pantry products with a familiar home-kitchen aesthetic, from its gingham-lidded conserve jars to biscuits, tartlets, madeleines and seasonal gift products.

The range has grown far beyond jam while keeping a recognisable focus on simple, familiar flavours. At Ratton Pantry that means customers can shop everyday breakfast staples alongside French biscuits, cakes, mini formats and limited seasonal lines.

French preserves, biscuits and sweet pantry staples

Bonne Maman conserves and marmalades are useful at breakfast, in baking and as fillings or accompaniments. The biscuit and cake range adds ready-to-serve French treats including madeleines, tartlets, palmiers and cookies.

Seasonal products, particularly the Bonne Maman Advent Calendar, sit alongside the core range and tend to be available for a limited period each year.

Ratton Pantry

Why we stock Bonne Maman

Bonne Maman has become one of Ratton Pantry’s strongest non-flour brands because it combines broad recognition with products that still feel special enough for gifting, hospitality and a well-stocked pantry.

We particularly like being able to offer unusual French biscuits and cakes alongside the better-known preserves, as well as mini formats and seasonal lines that work well for hotels, hampers, events and gifts.

Choosing Bonne Maman products

For everyday breakfast and baking, start with the conserves, marmalades and spreads. Mini jars and sachets are useful for hospitality, breakfast service, gift boxes and portion control.

For tea, coffee or gifting, explore the madeleines, tartlets, cookies, palmiers and other French biscuit lines. Seasonal products such as the Advent Calendar are limited and are best ordered early when available.

Always check the individual product ingredients for dietary requirements because the preserve range and the cake or biscuit range have different allergen profiles.

Questions & answers

Bonne Maman FAQs

Are Bonne Maman products free from artificial colours and flavours?

Bonne Maman states that its products are made without artificial colours or artificial flavours. Always check the current ingredient list on the individual product if you are buying for a specific dietary requirement.

Are Bonne Maman products gluten free?

Some are, but not all. Bonne Maman states that its conserves, marmalades and compotes are gluten free, while its cakes, biscuits and tartlets contain cereals and are not gluten free. Check each product label before purchase.

What is the difference between a conserve and a jam?

In everyday use the terms are often used similarly. Bonne Maman uses the term conserve for many of its fruit spreads; the exact fruit content and ingredients are shown on each product label.

Can I use Bonne Maman conserves for baking?

Yes. Conserves are useful for filling cakes, sandwiching biscuits, glazing tarts, swirling through bakes or serving alongside pastries. Choose the flavour to suit the recipe and remember that the conserve contributes both fruit and sweetness.

Does Ratton Pantry sell Bonne Maman mini jars and sachets?

Yes. Ratton Pantry stocks selected mini jars and individual sachets that are particularly useful for hospitality, breakfast service, hampers, events and portion-controlled serving.

When is the Bonne Maman Advent Calendar available?

The Advent Calendar is a seasonal, limited product and availability changes each year. Ratton Pantry normally lists it ahead of Christmas and may offer pre-orders, so ordering early is recommended once the current edition is released.