Huckleberry Preserves

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Last seen at $5.95 at The Huckleberry Patch on Nov 11.

Our take on the Huckleberry Preserves

Huckleberry preserves are a cooked berry spread made from wild huckleberries, with whole berries left in the jar. They sit alongside huckleberry jelly, which is made from strained juice and has no fruit pieces. The choice between the two comes down to texture: preserves for whole berries, jelly for a smooth set. Wild huckleberries are foraged, not farmed, so the flavor is more tart and aromatic than a standard berry jam.

Best forPeople who want whole berries in their spreadFans of tart, wild berry flavorToast, pancakes and biscuit toppingsGifts for huckleberry lovers

Pros

Whole berries throughout the jar
Made from wild, hand-picked huckleberries
Tart, aromatic flavor distinct from common jams
Pairs with bread, pancakes and cheese

Cons

Wild huckleberries are foraged, so supply varies by season
Preserves and jelly are easy to confuse when buying

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About the Huckleberry Preserves

These preserves are made with wild huckleberries. The berries are hand picked and carefully cooked, so whole berries remain throughout the jar.

The same huckleberries are also made into a jelly, which uses the berry juice and has no fruit pieces in the jar.

Main ingredient: Wild huckleberries
Texture: Chunky, with whole berries throughout the jar
Preparation: Hand picked berries, carefully cooked

Questions and answers

What is the difference between the preserves and the jelly?: The preserves keep whole berries in the jar. The jelly is made from huckleberry juice, so it is smooth with no fruit pieces.
How does huckleberry taste compared with blueberry?: Huckleberries are tarter and more aromatic than blueberries, with a deeper, wild berry flavor.
Are the berries wild or farmed?: They are wild huckleberries, hand-picked rather than cultivated.
How should I use huckleberry preserves?: Spread them on toast, biscuits, pancakes or waffles, or serve them with cheese and roasted meats.
Do the preserves contain seeds?: Whole huckleberries are small and seedy, so expect some seeds and skins in the preserves.
Where is the Huckleberry Preserves cheapest?: At The Huckleberry Patch, for $5.95, as of our latest check.

Our take on the Huckleberry Preserves

Best forPeople who want whole berries in their spreadFans of tart, wild berry flavorToast, pancakes and biscuit toppingsGifts for huckleberry lovers

Pros

Whole berries throughout the jar
Made from wild, hand-picked huckleberries
Tart, aromatic flavor distinct from common jams
Pairs with bread, pancakes and cheese

Cons

Wild huckleberries are foraged, so supply varies by season
Preserves and jelly are easy to confuse when buying

About the Huckleberry Preserves

These preserves are made with wild huckleberries. The berries are hand picked and carefully cooked, so whole berries remain throughout the jar.

The same huckleberries are also made into a jelly, which uses the berry juice and has no fruit pieces in the jar.

Main ingredient

Wild huckleberries

Texture

Chunky, with whole berries throughout the jar

Preparation

Hand picked berries, carefully cooked

Questions and answers

What is the difference between the preserves and the jelly?

The preserves keep whole berries in the jar. The jelly is made from huckleberry juice, so it is smooth with no fruit pieces.

How does huckleberry taste compared with blueberry?

Huckleberries are tarter and more aromatic than blueberries, with a deeper, wild berry flavor.

Are the berries wild or farmed?

They are wild huckleberries, hand-picked rather than cultivated.

How should I use huckleberry preserves?

Spread them on toast, biscuits, pancakes or waffles, or serve them with cheese and roasted meats.

Do the preserves contain seeds?

Whole huckleberries are small and seedy, so expect some seeds and skins in the preserves.

Where is the Huckleberry Preserves cheapest?

At The Huckleberry Patch, for $5.95, as of our latest check.