This fruity jam is great when mixed with plain yogurt or as a topping for ice cream. Unlike raspberries, the juicy “druplets” of blackberries stay attached to the solid core of the berry.

Our farm was a favourite spot for local raspberry picking, so the aroma of this jam brings back many memories. First cultivated by the ancient Greeks, raspberries are actually a member of the rose family.

Luscious strawberries capture the taste of early summer in a jar. Strawberries are technically known as a “false” or “accessory” fruit because its seeds are found on the outside of the berry.

One of our best-sellers – the tartness of the raspberry really enhances the blueberry taste, making it even better than pure blueberry jam.