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Fruit Preserves & Jams
Organic Plum Jam
Zarrin
290g.
$7.99
Produced only with Fruit and Fruit Juice. Contain 65% Fruit. Product of Turkey.
Premium Blackberry Preserves
Haci Bekir
300g.
$5.99
$7.99
Blackberry preserves comes with Haci Bekir experience since 1777. Jams and Marmalades, which are head crowns at our breakfast and indispensable complementary of our desserts, carry the health and taste obtained from the fruits to our tables. You can set excellent tables and make great desserts for your children and the family.
Extra Traditional Fig Jam
Tamek
380g.
$3.49
Out of stock
Extra Traditional 45% Fruit Content No Coloring. No Artificial Flavors. No Preservatives.
Rose Preserves
Tunas
800g.
$3.99
Out of stock
No additional preservatives and color agents added all fruit jam.
Sour Cherry Preserve
Tunas
800g.
$3.99
No additional preservatives and color agents added all fruit jam.
Fig Jam
Cheshni
380g.
$1.99
$2.99
Extra quality fig jam. No Coloring. No Artificial Flavors. No Preservatives.
Sour Cherry Jam
Cheshni
380g.
$2.99
No Coloring. No Artificial Flavors. No Preservatives. Kosher certified.
Strawberry Jam
Cheshni
380g.
$2.99
No Coloring. No Artificial Flavors. No Preservatives. Kosher certified.
Orange Jam
Cheshni
380g.
$1.99
$2.99
No Coloring. No Artificial Flavors. No Preservatives. Kosher certified.
Mastic Preserve
Sarantis
16oz.
$5.99
Chios is renown as being the home of Mastic Gum, and Sarantis Mastiha preserve is the world’s best. A traditional treat - and fancifully named "submarine" in Greek - is to take a spoonful of Mastiha, submerge it in a glass of water and lick it like a lollipop. Mastic is famous for Turkish and Greek people as traditionally. Mastiha, also known as mastic, comes from mystical trees in the island of Chios. It is used for flavor in a variety of dishes and baking. Mastic is also used in many home remedies to relieve certain symptoms.
Pergamot Fruit Preserve
Sarantis
16oz.
$5.99
Out of stock
Rare Mediterranean Fruit Preserve , The Latest Gourmet Trend - Specialty jams and preserves are taking the place of watery jelly while marmalades are jazzing it up with tropical fruit flavors. The new spreads have moved out of the lunch box and marched on the hors d'oeuvre trays. They are now accompanying cheese, glazing meats, topping yogurt, and appearing in desserts. Sweet spreads go far beyond traditional uses and explode into new flavors with exotic fruits, berries and herbs.
Candied Chestnut in Syrup
Kardelen
250g.
$6.99
Marron glacés are a speciality of Bursa, Turkey, where they are called kestane sekeri 'chestnut candy'. These sweets date back to the 1300s when Bursa was capital of the Ottoman Empire.
Candied Chestnut in Syrup
Kardelen
500g.
$11.99
Marron glacés are a speciality of Bursa, Turkey, where they are called kestane sekeri 'chestnut candy'. These sweets date back to the 1300s when Bursa was capital of the Ottoman Empire.
Chestnut Candy
Kardelen
85g.
$2.49
Marron glacés are a speciality of Bursa, Turkey, where they are called kestane sekeri 'chestnut candy'. These sweets date back to the 1300s when Bursa was capital of the Ottoman Empire.
Chestnut Candy (Gift Box)
Kardelen
170g.
$5.99
Individually wrapped whole chesnuts , vacuum packed . Marron glacés are a speciality of Bursa, Turkey, where they are called kestane sekeri 'chestnut candy'. These sweets date back to the 1300s when Bursa was capital of the Ottoman Empire.
Chestnut Candy (Gift Box)
Kardelen
330g.
$9.99
Out of stock
Individually wrapped whole chesnuts , vacuum packed . Marron glacés are a speciality of Bursa, Turkey, where they are called kestane sekeri 'chestnut candy'. These sweets date back to the 1300s when Bursa was capital of the Ottoman Empire.
Chestnut Candy (Tin Box)
Kardelen
470g.
$12.99
Individually wrapped whole chesnuts , vacuum packed . Marron glacés are a speciality of Bursa, Turkey, where they are called kestane sekeri 'chestnut candy'. These sweets date back to the 1300s when Bursa was capital of the Ottoman Empire.
Light Candied Chestnut in Syrup
Kardelen
500g.
$11.99
Marron glacés are a speciality of Bursa, Turkey, where they are called kestane sekeri 'chestnut candy'. These sweets date back to the 1300s when Bursa was capital of the Ottoman Empire. This item comes with 30% less sugar.
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