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Strawberry jam in the cauldron - Răzvan Idicel - 380g
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Strawberry Jam Traditionally prepared in a cauldron on a wood fire
Discover the authentic taste of summer with our Strawberry Jam, carefully prepared according to a traditional recipe. The fresh, aromatic fruit is picked at full ripeness and carefully prepared in a wood-fired cauldron to capture the pure essence of strawberries ripened under the summer sun.
We use only two simple and natural ingredients: 60% best quality strawberries and 40% sugar. No additives, preservatives or artificial flavors. We faithfully follow the proportions of the authentic recipe to obtain a jam with a perfect texture and an incomparable taste.
The slow and traditional wood-fired preparation process allows the fruit to retain its intense flavor and vibrant color. At the same time, the sugar caramelizes slightly, bringing a sublime note of sweetness that ideally complements the freshness and natural acidity of the strawberries.
Enjoy this exceptional jam spread on a slice of fresh bread, added to yogurt or cereal, or as a filling for cakes and tarts. The experience of true taste, like from childhood, will instantly transport you to serene summers and simple joys.
Traditionally Prepared Strawberry Jam is an authentic delicacy, ideal for breakfast or as a dessert, and a perfect gift for your loved ones.
Ingredient: strawberries 60%, sugar 40%
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