 | Made from figs plucked fresh from trees along the Mediterranean. A juicy delight. |
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 | Juicy, pitted Macedonian wild cherries in a very light syrup. |
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 | For a limited time only! Macedonian wild black plums in a light syrup, destoned and delicious. |
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 | Whole figs are boiled in a light syrup made from sugar, water, and lemon juice, until they obtain a rich texture and taste. Perfect for appetizers, desserts, and especially in scrumptious wild fig cakes. |
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 | Made from figs plucked fresh from trees along the Mediterranean. A juicy delight. |
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 | A rare treat, this plum marmalade is made from an old family recipe. Difficult to find in U.S. stores, this marmalade has the tart flavor that connoisseurs look for. |
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 | Rosehip marmalade is back! This extra special, tangy treat is a wondrous, unique joy. Rosehip has been used since ancient times to help with ailments such as arthritis, are high in antioxidants, and are a good source of Vitamin C. |
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 | Our pumpkin marmalade is an entirely unique dish; I assure you, very few have ever tried something like this before. Using a family recipe, we mix whole pumpkin with oranges and raisins to create a sweetly tart, unique treat. Wonderful with a broad range of items, it is especially fantastic when put on pancakes with a little whipped cream! |
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 | Called Marmellata di Fichi in Italian, our sweet, nectar-rich fig marmalade is wonderful on breads, cakes, tarts, scones, or dab a little on some pound cake with a little whipped cream for an exceptional treat! |
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 | This is the marmalade that your dishes have been waiting for. Tangy, not too sweet with, for lack of a better term, peach explosiveness. Try this over ice cream (a personal favorite), with waffles, cakes, and even over apple pie for a unique dessert. |
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