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Wild Thimbleberry Jam
Latin name: Rubus parviflorus
Common name(s): Thimbleberry, Western Thimbleberry, Western Thimble Raspberry, White-flowering Raspberry
Wild harvested on Vancouver Island, BC
$18.00
190 mL
In stock
Our enchantingly unique and aromatic thimbleberry jam is made from these brilliant red berries that we find dotting Vancouver Island trails and woodlands. This luscious jam captures the sweet-tartness and bright colour of the berries we harvest around Vancouver Island’s forests. Drizzle it on fresh-baked muffins or ice cream as an exceptional treat.
Ingredients: Sugars (organic cane sugar), Wild-harvested thimbleberries (Rubus parviflorus), Water, Pectin, Organic lemon juice
DELICIOUSNESS CRAFTED FROM MOTHER NATURE’S BOUNTY
With delicate skin and vibrant colour, thimbleberries, are reminiscent of raspberries but with softer seeds and a diminutive size. People love their sweet-tart flavour and honey-like aftertaste.
When you see a thimbleberry, you’ll understand why they got their name—they really do look like little red sewing thimbles. These berries are known to be immune-boosting and rich in antioxidants and vitamins. The roots and leaves have been used as an anti-inflammatory tea and topical wound healer.
CULINARY INSPIRATION FOR Thimbleberry Jam
- Simply slather it on a slice of fresh bread
- Showcase it in a pastry, cookie sandwich, or other baking
- Add it to custard, yogurt, and oatmeal
- Blend into a smoothie or homemade ice cream
Storing suggestion
Once opened, store your jar of wild thimbleberry jam in a refrigerator at 4 °C (40 °F) or lower.
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1-5 of 8 reviews
I just love the wild salal berry jelly you sent me. It’s absolutely delicious. I enjoy it with crackers and cheese and just on its own on toast. Can’t imagine how you manage to take something growing in the forest and make it taste so good. I’m really interested in native plants and have tried to grow a salal bush in my garden with no success. I think I will try again tho after tasting your product or perhaps I’ll get ambitious and forage some berries on my own.
Thanks very much and have a very Happy New Year !
Top notch! so smooth…
Very nice products,
Very nice products,