Italian plums, organic cane sugar, organic lemon juice, anise hyssop.
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Why You'll Love It:
Orcas Island’s beloved Italian Plums shine in this well-rounded preserve, accented with garden grown anise hyssop. It's deep purple, rich, and has just a hint of licorice. Try it lathered on toast, dolloped on dessert, or straight from the spoon. (Fun fact: Prune Alley, in the middle of town on Orca Island, used to be a country lane through an orchard of Italian prune trees. Dreamy!)
Spoon preserves, which are more like a traditional jam, are soft with lots of wonderful texture. Super fruit-forward, these preserves are made using classic French techniques, including a long soak to draw out the most from the fruit's juices. They are equally at home on toast, dessert, vegan cheese, or straight from the spoon (the way preserves were originally enjoyed - unadorned - all eyes on the fruit in the middle of a snowy winter).
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Item No. 11789
Meet the producer
Based on Orcas Island in the San Juan Islands of Washington State, Girl Meets Dirt specialize in single-varietal preserves & shrubs made from heritage rainshadow orchard fruit. Grown by small family farmers & homesteaders– many varietals come from trees that have been producing for over 100 years, on the remaining tracts of a once thriving orchard industry.
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