ABOUT ALL THE JAMS
FROM
JALANCINA
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On 21st May
1983, our first conserve was created: Peach Jam (the choice of
fruit should be no surprise).
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In February
2009 we created the successful Peach Jam with red wine and Red Wine
Jelly with Peach.
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On 8th May
2009 the latest kitchen-laboratory test was carried out.
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So, we are 13
days short of having 26 years of expertise, having created more 400
separate experiences in jams, marmalades and jellies.
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Today, there
are 37 top quality products available and absolutely ALL of them are
Jalancina Original Confections.
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We pay great
attention to the feedback from our consumers and friends. Our next
challenge: to be more than 20 years ahead of our time with Grape
Juice Jelly with Strips of Bitter Orange.
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currently offer the following ranges of jams: our B-4 jams, jams
made from vegetables, sucrose-free jams and those made from fruit and
chocolate. Below are just some of the ways in which they can be used:
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B-4 Jams,
all of these are perfect for breakfast. They also can be used in the
following ways…
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PEACH
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APRICOT
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PLUM
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STRAWBERRY
as dessert.
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RASPBERRY
as a sauce with foie gras.
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BLUEBERRY
as a topping for cakes, a condiment for cheese and magret of duck.
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TANGERINE
as a topping for cakes.
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PAJARERO FIG
as a condiment for cured cheeses and yoghurt ice cream
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BITTER ORANGE confit,
as a condiment for foie gras.
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LEMON confit,
as a topping for cakes.
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RED GRAPEFRUIT confit,
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TOMATO confit
with LEMON PEEL, for meats, cheeses and foie gras
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Sucrose-free Jams
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PEACH
with
65% fruit content
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APRICOT
with 65% fruit content
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STRAWBERRY
with 65% fruit content
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BITTER ORANGE
with 50% fruit content
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These are made with Fructose, a sugar with only 4 calories per
gram and found naturally in fruit and honey, whose intense flavour means
that a lower quantity is needed when sweetening. Its caloric value is
lower than that of sucrose (common sugar) and it should be consumed in
moderate amounts as with all simple sugars.
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Jams
made from vegetables
“Selección Cocina”
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ONION with GINGER,
as a sauce for meats and foie gras
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PEPPER,
goes well with fresh cheeses, potato tortillas and fish cocochas. The
flavour is reminiscent of wood fire-roasted peppers.
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CARROT
as a condiment for herb or peppercorn cheeses. Because it contains no
salt, it’s suitable for children’s breakfasts.
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Jams made from fruit and chocolate,
for breakfast, and…
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STRAWBERRY
as a topping for cakes, crêpes and plain yoghurt.
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RASPBERRY
as a condiment for foie gras and yoghurt ice cream.
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BITTER ORANGE
for grilled fish.
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LEMON
as a counterpoint to smoked cod.
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our best advice: Try our jams any way you wish.
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