
Layers of juicy raspberries and sliced strawberries sit beneath a silky, slow-cooked custard made rich with egg yolks, cornstarch, and whole milk, finished with a touch of butter and vanilla for that classic spoon-coating texture. A cloud of freshly whipped cream gets piped over the top, and a scatter of toasted almonds adds the perfect crunch against all that softness. Chilling the whole thing lets every layer set into clean, distinct bands, so each spoonful pulls through fruit, custard, and cream in one bite. It's an elegant make-ahead dessert that comes together in stages but requires almost no hands-on fuss once it's assembled. This version fits neatly into an added sugar–conscious spread without losing any of the trifle's signature look or creamy contrast, making it a solid pick for a dinner party or holiday table.
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Spread the raspberry jam over the cut sides of the pound cake cubes, then arrange them in an even layer across the bottom of a large trifle bowl (3–4 qt). Drizzle the sherry evenly over the cake, pressing the cubes gently so they absorb the liquid.
Scatter the raspberries and sliced strawberries over the soaked cake layer in an even layer.
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