Fruits of the Forage Quince Preserve Great with Cheeseboards Cold Meats Pates and in a Ploughman's Lunch. Sustainably Sourced Glass Jar (1 x 210g)

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Fruits of the Forage Quince Preserve Great with Cheeseboards Cold Meats Pates and in a Ploughman's Lunch. Sustainably Sourced Glass Jar (1 x 210g)

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Fruits of the Forage - Quince Preserve 210g - Small batch artisan preserve made with aromatic English Quinces without added pectin or citric acid. INGREDIENTS Sugar, Quince (48 Percent), Concentrated Lemon Juice. DIRECTIONS Store in a cool and dry place MANUFACTURER CONTACT INFORMATION Fruits of the Forage, 10-16 Great King Street, Macclesfield, SK11 6PL See more

We have planted or donated over 1000 trees since 2018 to produce fruit in harmony with nature and preserve heritage British orchards and fruits. Try with hard cheese, pate or game. Aromatic English Quinces make this luxurious preserve which is as at home on a cheese board as on a slice of toast. Our preserves are cooked to traditional recipes with high fruit content and without added pectin or citric acid. We vacuum cook our jams in small batches at low temperatures to preserve the full flavours of the fruit. VEGAN Society certified. SUSTAINABLY SOURCED PRESERVES We pick Heritage fruits from abandoned orchards across England and Wales, harvest abundant WILD fruits and herbs and use surplus produce from British farms that would otherwise go to waste.