Tayberry Extra Jam
£4.50
Tayberries are a raspberry/blackberry hybrid and originate from the banks of the River Tay in Scotland. The fruit is similar to a loganberry, but is sweeter and more aromatic. We hand pick the fruit from a fruit grower in Hartley Wintney during their short season – not an easy task! – so this is available in limited quantities.
Available late July.
Out of stock
Description
All of our jams are extra jams, having more fruit in than typical supermarket brands. An extra jam has to have a minimum of 45g fruit per 100g product and must be made from whole fruit. Each of our jams is made seasonally and we use hand-picked, locally sourced ingredients wherever possible. We use granulated cane sugar in all of our jams and do not add any artificial flavours, preservatives or sweeteners.
Our jams have a best before date one year from the date of production and will be fine kept in a cupboard, larder or other cool, dark, dry place for many months; once opened they should be refrigerated and used within 3-4 weeks.
Ingredients
| Ingredients: | Tayberries, sugar. |
| Prepared with: | 51g fruit / 100g |
| Total sugar content: | 59g / 100g |
Allergy Information
| Gluten Free | Vegans | Lactose Free | Allergens |
|---|---|---|---|
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | – |
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