Our jams and marmalades

The traditional organic jams of the Counts of Provence are cooked in Provence with ancestral traditional know-how from fruits grown in France.

Their know-how, over 30 years old, has enabled them to develop recipes rich in flavor, delicately sweetened with cane sugar.

They opted for cooking in a cauldron, a traditional method used by our grandmothers because the width of the cauldron allows good heat distribution, even cooking and avoids overcooking.

The taste is therefore heightened!

Cooking in a cauldron also preserves the environment because the temperature rise is faster, which saves energy.

Their raw materials come from organic farming.

Our red apricot jam PDO from Roussillon comes from the traditional ancestral know-how of La Cuillère Gourmande, from fruits grown in France.

Their know-how of our artisan jam maker won him the Gold Medal at the Gard Gourmand competition in 2020, for his recipes rich in flavors, delicately sweetened with cane sugar.

He opted for cooking in a cauldron, a traditional method used by our grandmothers, because the width of the cauldron allows good heat distribution, even cooking and avoids overcooking.

The taste is therefore heightened!

It also preserves the environment because the temperature rise is faster, which saves energy.

Our gourmet PDO fig jam from Sollies comes from the traditional ancestral know-how of La Cuillère Gourmande, from fruits grown in France.

The know-how of our artisan jam maker earned him the Gold Medal at the Gard Gourmand competition in 2020, for his recipes rich in flavors, delicately sweetened with cane sugar.

He opted for cooking in a cauldron, a traditional method used by our grandmothers, because the width of the cauldron allows good heat distribution, even cooking and avoids overcooking.

The taste is therefore heightened!

It also preserves the environment because the temperature rise is faster, which saves energy.

Our gourmet strawberry jam from Gard comes from the traditional ancestral know-how of La Cuillère Gourmande, from fruits grown in France.

The know-how of our artisan jam maker earned him the Gold Medal at the Gard Gourmand competition in 2020, for his recipes rich in flavors, delicately sweetened with cane sugar.

He opted for cooking in a cauldron, a traditional method used by our grandmothers, because the width of the cauldron allows good heat distribution, even cooking and avoids overcooking.

The taste is therefore heightened!

It also preserves the environment because the temperature rise is faster, which saves energy.