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Canned/ Processed Foods (4)
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Canned/ Processed Foods
Jam - FigGrower: Lathemtown Farm Fresh Market
Price: $7.00 ( 8 oz )Available (Estimated): 0
Fresh fig jam made from the bountiful brown Turkey figs on our farm.
Thick and rich tasting - use on toast, on game meats, or on your charcuterie board over manchego cheese.
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Jam -MuscadineGrower: Lathemtown Farm Fresh Market
Price: $7.00 ( 8 oz )Available (Estimated): 1
A southern grape jam full of flavor - both sweet and tart.
Jam -MuscadineGrower: Lathemtown Farm Fresh Market
Price: $3.50 ( 4 oz )Available (Estimated): 2
A southern grape jam full of flavor - both sweet and tart.
Jelly - WassailGrower: Lathemtown Farm Fresh Market
Price: $7.00 ( 8 oz )Available (Estimated): 7
Wassail is a traditional English beverage that is enjoyed during the Christmas season. The origins of wassail can be traced back to ancient Anglo-Saxon times when it was a pagan ritual used to celebrate the winter solstice. The word "wassail" comes from the Old English phrase "waes hael," which means "be well."
Back in the Middle Ages, the drink wassail became associated with Christmas and was often consumed during the custom of wassailing. Groups of people would go from house to house singing carols and offering the beverage to their neighbors. The drink was typically made from spiced ale or wine, and sometimes included apples or other fruits.
Try this jelly made just like the beverage!
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