Meghan Markle's products sell out in minutes as fans go wild for £15 flower sprinkles

Meghan have all sold out - just minutes after going on sale. Products including the luxury raspberry spread, which sells for around £10, and the flower sprinkles, which are £15, were snapped up within 30 minutes of going on sale. as did the £21 wildflower honey.

Meghan revealed her products were available to buy with a post on her saying: "We’re live! Come shop the As ever collection I’ve poured so much love into. So excited to share this with you." But she cautioned: "Limited quantities for each seasonal drop."

She also posted an Instagram story of the As Ever shop going live with the Duchess squealing with delight shouting "we're live" as the products dropped.

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As Ever has generated headlines around the and the duchess and actress Gwyneth Paltrow even posted a social media video of themselves together to counter reports of a feud centred around Meghan’s brand and Paltrow’s wellness company Goop. The development comes after the became embroiled in a dispute with Sophie Chandauka, the chairwoman of the Sentebale charity he founded that led to him quitting as patron amid a boardroom battle.

The full range of products that went on sale were raspberry spread in keepsake packaging for 14 dollars (£10.80). It will later be available without the circular box for 9 dollars (£7). The online shop of the King’s Highgrove home sells an organic raspberry and blackberry preserve for £6.95 while the Sandringham Royal estate has a raspberry and gin preserve at £6.99.

Its herbal teas – lemon ginger, peppermint and hibiscus – cost 12 dollars (£9.30) each but have all sold out. The crepe mix and shortbread cookie mix both priced at 14 dollars (£10.80) have also gone. Other products in the line included limited-edition wildflower honey with honeycomb 28 dollars (£21.60) and flower sprinkles 15 dollars (£11.60) which Meghan uses frequently and refers to in her cooking and lifestyle series With Love, Meghan.

Meghan started a publicity blitz with the by sharing a sweet clip showing her making a new dessert along with her mother Doria Ragland in the kitchen of her Montecito mansion.

Meghan revealed she has named the pud "Chantilly Lili" after her daughter , saying it is "as special and sweet" as she is. She captioned the post: "Goodness is moments away. In the meantime, enjoy the recipe for our 'Chantilly Lili' — a delicious dessert named after our darling daughter. So so so good. As special and sweet as she is."

To mark the launch, Meghan also invited the into her home with . She told the publication that she "needs to work" and that "I love to work," pointing out that until she met her husband, she had held down a job since being 13. She also appears to brush off criticism of her Netflix show being out of touch and unrelatable, telling the publication: "Don't they know my life hasn't always been like this?" while gesturing at the sweeping views from the window and her sleeping pets.

She also concedes that she is not a professional chef and that she relies on frozen chicken nuggets, veggie burgers and tater tots when she makes dinner when it's just her and Archie and Lilibet at home.

Ahead of the launch, Meghan said in a newsletter to followers: "Of course, you'll find the raspberry spread that started it all presented in keepsake packaging that you can repurpose to tuck away love notes or special treasures, and to remember this pivotal moment with me. Think of it as our time capsule."

She added: "I hope when you see what I've worked so hard to create, you're encouraged to know that whatever life brings, you can do it too. Your value, your creativity, your joy - that is you, as it's always been and always will be. You are you - As ever, and forever."