Tiptree Strawberry Preserve and Jam | Conserve and Spreads | 340g

By Brand : Chenab

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Chenab Introduced you The iconic Tiptree Conserves & Jams From UK. The ‘Tiptree’ story begins around the early 1700s with Trewlands, the farm that was later to become the main site for jam-making in the Essex village of Tiptree. The Wilkin family have been farming at Tiptree, Essex, since 1757, Tiptree has been growing fruit & making preserves since 1885 in Essex County, England. Their farm is LEAF Marque accredited (Linking Environment And Farming), recognizing that they work sympathetically with their environment and encourage links with their local community. They grow a wide range of traditional fruits on the farm right next to their factory, by the farm. Fruits grown at Tiptree include strawberries, raspberries, cherries, loganberries, damsons, greengages, Victoria plums, medlars, mulberries and so on…Producing some of the highest quality preserves & marmalades the world has tasted. Tiptree products are made to cherished recipes and are free from artificial colours and flavours. They inspect and prepare fruit by hand then cook in small batches using traditional, copper-bottomed pans to make the highest consistent quality. Each batch produces only 150 jars of product. Four out of every ten jars sold are marmalade, made from citrus fruits that won’t grow in Britain. The orange marmalades are made from Seville oranges, brought overland from Spain each year. The fruit used at Tiptree comes from three main sources: the Tiptree farms (at Tiptree and Goldhanger), local growers and trusted overseas sources. Tiptree use only the best fruit and that’s been the case right from the very beginning in 1885. They received their first Royal Warrant from George V in 1911 and remain Royal Warrant holders as purveyors of ‘Tiptree’ products to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. They supply an extensive range of preserves, marmalades, honeys, sauces, condiments, fresh fruit, teas, cakes, biscuits, gift packs, gins, fruit juices, and even Christmas puddings. ‘Tiptree’ products can now