Hardywares Preserves Strawberry Jam, 250 mL
250 ml
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About this product
HardyWares Preserves Strawberry Jam is handmade in Nova Scotia from a short, simple list: sugar, strawberries, lemon juice and a little margarine. It's a classic, sweet strawberry jam with all the flavour of summer berries.
Margaret Hardy makes HardyWares Preserves in small batches in Necum Teuch, on Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore, and we're proud to have her jams, chows and pickles on our shelves. Spread this one on toast, tea biscuits and scones, swirl it into yogurt or oatmeal, or spoon it into thumbprint cookies and between cake layers. It also makes a lovely little gift from Nova Scotia. Refrigerate after opening. Note that the lemon juice contains sulphites.
- 250 mL jar
- Strawberry jam
- Handmade in small batches
- Made on Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore
Ingredients
Sugar, strawberries, lemon juice (sulphites), margarine.
Product details
- Brand
- HardyWares Preserves
- Size
- 250 ml
- Made in
- Atlantic Canada
- Country of origin
- Canada
- SKU
- WP18951
- Find it under
- Dairy-FreeFoodMade in CanadaNew in Food
Delivery & pickup
Available for local delivery across HRM or pickup at either store.
Parcel shipping availability depends on the selected item and your destination.
Availability, delivery eligibility, charges and pickup locations are confirmed at checkout. Delivery information
Bedford — 486 Starboard Drive, Bedford, NS
Monday – Friday 8:30am–8:30pm · Saturday – Sunday 9:00am–6:00pm
· (902) 835-9319
Dartmouth — 590 Portland Street, Dartmouth, NS
Monday – Friday 8:30am–8:30pm · Saturday – Sunday 9:00am–6:00pm
· (782) 358-2374
From HardyWares Preserves
Green tomato chow and mustard pickles from the Eastern Shore.
Margaret Hardy makes HardyWares Preserves in small batches in Necum Teuch on Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore. The green tomato chow is the one that sells out, the way it goes with fish cakes, and the mustard pickles and jams follow close behind.
