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Blackberry Patch Jams and Jellies are wonderful treats made the way mama instructed: from natural ingredients. They choose local natural ingredients and use old recipes passed down from generation to generation. You can taste the southern hospitality in their berries, mayhaws, and peaches. They cook all fruits slowly in order to craft a pleasing bite with each spread.
10 oz Mayhaw Jelly
What is a MAYHAW? ‘MAY’ represents the time of year these berries are harvested. ‘HAW’ is short for ‘Hawthorne’ berry. Wild Mayhaws grow in the swamps of South Georgia. Every May the harvesters gather in their boats to net or scoop the berries in from the swamp. Mayhaw season only lasts for about three weeks, so the harvesting is tough and furious. The wild Mayhaw berries resemble a pink cranberry and make the best jelly in the world. The delicate flavor is fruity like an apple (Mayhaw is in the apple family) but leave a nice ‘zing’ on the tip of your tongue. One of the South’s tastiest secrets! Wild Mayhaw Jelly is great with toast, bagels, and hot buttered biscuits. This jelly also makes a great condiment served with roasted chicken, turkey, wild game, and as an alternative to mint jelly when served with lamb.
10 oz Blackberry Jam
Blackberry Patch considers blackberries very carefully when creating artful jams, jellies and syrups. Their thick Blackberry Patch Blackberry Jam is made from the juiciest, finest blackberries. They slowly cook the berries, add pure cane sugar, and a touch of lemon juice to create this namesake jam. It will add a little happiness to your favorite deserts, breakfast, or on a cracker for a quick pick-me-up.
10 oz Peach Cobbler Jam
If you’ve ever had the pleasure of stopping by a hometown fruit stand for a fresh homemade peach cobbler, then Blackberry Patch’s Peach Cobbler Jam will capture those summertime memories. Their Peach Cobbler Jam holds all of the yummy pleasure of summertime peaches, pure cane sugar, lemon juice, cinnamon, and spices. Enjoy a quick spoonful when no one is looking or spread generously to a piece of warm toast or muffin.
10 oz Blackberry Jelly
Blackberry Patch doesn't believe in taking any short cuts. So when they craft the ingredients together for their blackberry jelly they begin with real blackberries, not blackberry juice. Their juicy blackberries are slowly cooked into a sweet, natural juice and combined with their special recipe for jelly cooked grandma’s way. This jelly won’t be rolling off your knife!
10 oz Apple Pie Jam
This Apple Pie Jam tastes just like a mama’s fresh apple pie…without the crust. Blackberry Patch combines sliced juicy apples with pure cane sugar, cinnamon, and spices and cook the mixture slowly to seal in the homemade freshness. It’s apple pie art! Spread this jam lovingly on a warm biscuit or toast. It’s the perfect combination for a gourmet tasting peanut butter sandwich.
10 oz Wild Blueberry Jam
Wild Maine Blueberries are simmered with pure cane sugar and lemon juice in this rich, delightful jam. Wild Blueberry Jam is great on toast or biscuits, as an ingredient in stuffed French toast, grilled peanut butter and jam sandwiches, and as an ingredient in cake icing and filling. The possibilities are endless.
10 oz Bunch o' Berries Jam
Bunch o’ Berries is right. This jam is full of Blackberry Patch's four best berries: wild blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, and raspberries. The berries are slowly cooked together and mixed with pure can sugar and lemon juice. If you are a fan of berries, Bunch o’ Berries Jam will not disappoint your taste buds. This wonderful mixture taste delicious on toast, ice cream, or anything in need of more berry flavor.
Order in any quantity or by the case.
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I first stumbled upon the glories of Blackberry Patch by accident. The owner and his wife commissioned me to do a painting of their children on their quail wagon, (click here to see the painting) and sent me home with a special treat - the syrups, jams and jellies that have made Blackberry Patch a such a success. What's just as good is that Blackberry Patch is located in Thomasville, Georgia. Mayh... [Read More]
