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January 22, 2007

Republic of Tea's Tea Jam

It seems like everything is being made with tea these days, from soap to incense to food. This article, however, is about a condiment that I was introduced to and am now hooked on, called Tea Jam.

This delightful item is put out by The Republic of Tea , and comes in five flavors: Cinnamon Plum, Pink Grapefruit, Ginger Peach, Blackberry Sage, and Raspberry Quince. My personal favorite is the Cinnamon Plum, which I am so hooked on, I have neglected to try any other flavor.

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So what makes this jam so special? Instead of boiling the fruit in water, which is how the average jam is made, it is boiled in tea. That in itself makes the jam much more flavorful, but the amount of actual fruit in the jam only adds to the delight. If you like smooth jellies, this is not for you, but if you prefer thicker jams, definitely give this a gander. It's much more like homemade jam than Smucker's could ever produce, but with a twist.

Another positive quality? (As if taste weren't enough) This jam is made with all natural ingredients. Try it as a glaze or on ice cream, or with Devonshire cream on your next scone!

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