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Wild blueberry jam & preserve with honey
FRUCHTSTOFF wild blueberry jam contains 67% wild blueberries and 10% honey. It has a deep, dark flavour with a delicate forest fruit note and goes wonderfully with bread, yoghurt and pancakes.
The taste of wild blueberry
Wild blueberry has a darker, deeper flavour than many lighter fruit varieties. It brings a delicate forest fruit note reminiscent of autumn walks in the woods, along with a pleasant, fresh berry character.
With 67% fruit, this flavour takes centre stage. The 10% honey rounds it off beautifully, giving the spread a gentle sweetness. The result is a variety for anyone who loves dark berries.
What's in the jar
According to the product page, FRUCHTSTOFF wild blueberry contains the following ingredients: wild blueberries 67%, sugar, 10% honey, fresh lemon juice and apple pectin as a gelling agent. The nutrition table states 33.2 g of sugar per 100 g, which includes the fruit sugar and the sugar from the honey. The jar holds 200 g, costs €3.99 including 7% VAT and works out at €19.95 per kg. It is produced by SUMMSTOFF Imkereigenossenschaft e.G. in Ibbenbüren-Laggenbeck.
Uses: What goes well with wild blueberry jam?
- Breakfast: on farmhouse bread, bread rolls or plaited bread.
- Yoghurt and quark: stirred into natural yoghurt, quark or semolina pudding.
- Cheese: with camembert, goat's cheese or hard cheese.
- Cakes: as a filling for yeast dough, sponge cake or muffins.
- Sauces and glazes: in sauces for game dishes or as a glaze on sponge cake.
- Desserts: on pancakes, waffles, ice cream or rice pudding.
A perfect pairing
Dark berries pair beautifully with cinnamon, vanilla, walnuts and oats. For savoury dishes, red wine, thyme and juniper work well.
Three ideas with wild blueberry jam
- Hot drink: Warm and berry-rich: the hot wild blueberry drink with FRUCHTSTOFF is just the thing for the colder months.
- Savoury sauce: The Wild Blueberry Sauce for Game and Cheese shows the savoury side of this variety.
- Semolina pudding: Serve warm semolina pudding with a spoonful of wild blueberry jam. A pinch of cinnamon goes perfectly with it.
Jam, preserve or fruit spread?
The label states the official designation "Fruchtaufstrich Wildheidelbeere" (wild blueberry fruit spread). In everyday language, many people simply call it jam or preserve, meaning the same sweet fruit spread for bread. The Guide to the Difference explains the terms in detail.
FRUCHTSTOFF Fruit Spread Wild Blueberry
200 g · wild blueberries 67% · 10% honey
€3.99 incl. 7% VAT · €19.95 per kg
Ordering and delivery
FRUCHTSTOFF wild blueberry is available in the SUMMSTOFF shop; the FRUCHTSTOFF brand is also listed at EDEKA and REWE. Delivery within Germany is handled by GLS and costs €6.99, with delivery taking 2 to 4 working days. Payment can be made by credit card, PayPal or advance payment. If you'd like to try several varieties, you'll find FRUCHTSTOFF 7-Piece Gift Box seven varieties for €34.99.
Frequently asked questions about wild blueberry jam
What's the difference between wild blueberries and cultivated blueberries?
Wild blueberries grow as small forest berries and are coloured all the way through, giving them a reputedly stronger flavour. According to the ingredients list, FRUCHTSTOFF uses wild blueberries at a share of 67%.
Does the jam also go well with savoury dishes?
Yes, dark berries pair beautifully with game, cheese and poultry. Many people use the jam as a base for a sauce or add a spoonful alongside cheese on the plate.
How should I store the jam after opening it?
According to the label, store in a cool, dry place and keep refrigerated after opening.
How much does FRUCHTSTOFF wild blueberry cost?
A 200 g jar costs €3.99 including 7% VAT (€19.95 per kg). The nutrition table lists 33.2 g of sugar per 100 g, which includes both the fruit sugar and the sugar from the honey.