Honey, Jams, Syrup & Sweeteners (11)

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    Tags: LocalOrigin: Kutik'sAbout Origin: https://www.kutiks.com/ourfarmMiles Traveled: 194

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    Tags: Organic, LocalOrigin: Pete's SweetsAbout Origin: http://petessweets.com/about-us/Miles Traveled: 318

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    We craft this apple butter in small batches by using our Eco-Certified apples to make applesauce, reducing it, and adding a some spices like cinnamon and allspice for a special treat. Enjoy on toast, in...

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    Beth's Farm Kitchen - Vegan, Gluten-Free - No artificial colors or flavors- - No artificial sweeteners Natural Ingredients: plums, cane sugar, pectin Food Pairing: toast, yogurt, duck, pork Cheese Pairing: Goat, Triple Creme, Brie or Smoked Gouda...

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    Beth's Farm KitchenBursting with bold and tangy flavors, our preserve is made with local tart cherries sourced from the picturesque growing region of Lake Ontario in New York. Each jar is meticulously handcrafted in the heart...

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    First Field A holiday favorite made with whole, dry harvested cranberries from a family farm in New Jersey. We add in pure vanilla, organic sugar, orange juice, and a dash of mustard to give this...

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    By purchasing any of our products, you agree to our Purchase and Sale Terms: https://shop.momofuku.com/pages/purchase-sale-terms Meet Momofuku Chili Crunch Hot Honey, the sweet side of spicy. We combined our cult-favorite spicy-crunchy chili oil with premium...

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    A Beautiful Wildflower Honey From Tremblay Apiaries Located In Van Etten, NY infused with Black Summer Truffles from Northern Italy. 5 oz. The Truffleist creates artfully handcrafted truffle products at our headquarters in Long Island...

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    Sweet wild blackberries (also known in our neck-of-the-woods as Thimbleberries) are hand-picked and prepared the old fashioned way: not thickened or caramelized as many do today, but rather coated in sugar, quickly heated to a...

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    The tart flavor of the tiny elderberry made it the jelly of choice in former times. Today it is once again growing in popularity, but is still hard to find. The berries are considered a...