Pear Preserves with Honey & Chai Tea
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A little sweet, a little spiced, and completely unexpected.
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A little sweet, a little spiced, and completely unexpected.
Tender slices of Asian pear are slowly candied and preserved with North Carolina honey and fragrant chai tea, creating a chunky Asian pear jam with layers of warm, comforting flavor. The ripe pear brings natural sweetness and texture, while NC honey adds a smooth richness and chai tea brings gentle notes of cinnamon and spice.
This unique fruit preserve is especially good with soft, creamy cheeses like Brie or goat cheese, spread on toast or warm biscuits, spooned over pancakes or waffles, or served alongside dark chocolate. It also makes an easy and delicious breakfast or dessert topping.
Made in small batches with real Asian pears, North Carolina honey, and chai tea, this Asian pear jam is a flavorful twist on traditional fruit preserves — sweet, warming, and full of texture.
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Made with Quality All Natural Ingredients:
Pear, Sugar Pectin, Sugar, Honey, Lemon Juice, Chai Tea
Refrigerate after opening Net Wt. 10.4oz, 295 g
Made by hand in Waynesville, North Carolina
Every jar is cooked in small batches by brother-and-sister team Jessica DeMarco and Dan Stubee. What started in 2011 as a few jams and pickles at the local farmers market grew, one warm reception at a time, into the kitchen we run today — still putting handcrafted love in every jar.
