T P Kitchen Review & Giveaway
Do you remember what it was like to go berry picking when you were young? How you could already smell and taste them, before you'd go in to pick it off the plant, just waiting to pop it into your mouth.
When I received the package from T P Kitchen, that's exactly how I felt! I hurried to open the box, knowing what was inside, so I could have a taste.
The first thing I want to tell you about this jam I received is that it is packaged incredibly well. When you order something from The Oregon Jam Lady at T P Kitchen, if it arrives damaged, it won't be their fault. My jam jar was nestled and well protected in the box it was sent in.
Upon opening the jar, it was immediately apparent that fresh, whole berries had gone into the making of this jam. The Oregon Jam Lady and her children, pick all the berries themselves in the hills of the Oregon coast.
All of her products are made in her fully licensed Department of Agriculture kitchen, in small batches, which retains the flavor and texture of the berries.
I got to try the variety with seeds, but it is also available without seeds (which is still a whole fruit jam, the seeds are just pressed out). The only other ingredients in this delicious jam, are sugar and pectin. It is available to purchase with Splenda, if sugar content is a concern for you. I love the fact that it is naturally organic too.
After having enjoyed it on toast for breakfast for a few mornings, I think I will try some of the other ways, The Oregon Jam Lady suggests using her best selling jam. One of them is to use it on oatmeal (breakfast is quickly becoming my favorite meal of the day). She also has an ice cream recipe on her site, and instructions on how to make a milk shake with it.
This jam is only one of the varieties she sells on her site. Huckleberry is another. She also sells jellies, oils, gift baskets, candy bark and chocolate spoons! Her jams start at just $4.79 for a 9oz jar. It is so worth the cost to order and have shipped!! This jam is yummy.
The Oregon Jam Lady at T P Kitchens is wanting you to have the finest homemade jam in Oregon! She is sponsoring a 2 Jam Gift Pack here on Three Different Directions. The random commenter will receive One Jar of the Wild Oregon Blackberry Jam and One Jar of the Wild Huckleberry Jam.

Here's how to enter: (By leaving a comment you agree to the Privacy Disclosure and Rules)
- Visit T P Kitchen and tell me what jam (OTHER THAN Wild Blackberry or Wild Huckleberry varieties) you would like to try from The Oregon Jam Lady's selection.
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US Residents ages 18+ only please.
Contest ends on February 24, 2009 at 10:00 am cst.







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Reader Comments (266)
Apple Pie
Pomegranate Jelly takes me back to being ten years old, sitting up in our old huge pomegranate tree. And the taste of those jellies..oh, my.
Oh, and the stains on my clothes!?%&*()) (those would be my mom's yells!)
Strawberry rhubarb
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I would love to try the watermelon jelly. I never had that and it sounds delish.
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apple butter sounds yummy- they all look so yummy!
The Apricot Pineapple Jam sounds so delicious!
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The Apple Butter--yum!
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I would try Strawberry Jam but my hubby would definitely want orange marmalade. Sounds so good right now!
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Id love to try the strawberry or the watermelon out of curiousity!
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I would love to try the Peach Jam!
Splenda strawberry. I try to limit sugar as much as possible.
mzpaw@yahoo.com
I must say that I love seedless, blackberry jam. It's a little bit of a task to find it around my area so, it's good to know I can order some quality, tasty jam when I run out.
With that being said, I'm also loving the Oregon Blueberry jam. I cannot find blueberry jam ANYWHERE around my area. This jam looks mouth-watering!
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I love love love Strawberry jam and would love to try hers.
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Orange Marmalade mmmmmm!
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The Apricot and the Apricot Pineapple really appeal to me!
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Citrus Marmalade
is getting my mouth watering already.
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like to try the watermelon jelly
The Pomengranate Jelly and the Pineapple-Apricot jam.
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I think I would like the strawberry although the apricot pineapple looks interesting too.
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thanks!
I would love to have the pomegranate!
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I'd like to try the Strawberry-Rhubarb Jam...
It's a toss up between the strawberry rhubarb and the apricot pineapple.
I would love to try the Apple Pie Jam. Yum!!
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Being a huge fan of Strawberry Rhubarb Pie, naturally I'd go with the Strawberry Rhubarb Jam. I've never seen that before and the Oregon Jam Lady should be commended for her originality.
thank you for the great contest
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The Pomegranate Jelly is my favorite
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I would also love to try strawberry jam.
I love pomegranate so that would be the flavor that I'd want other than these.
Pomegranate jelly, yummmmmmmmm. Or at least, it sounds yum. Just had dark chocoloate covered pomegranates for the first time on Sunday. To die for. Thinking jam would be almost as good, especially if it was spread on chocolate bread.
I need to go get something to wipe the drool of my computer...
the apple pie sounds wonderful
I would like to try the Peach jam.
Yes, I remember picking those stickery blackberries and huckleberries in the hills of Idaho when I was camping as a kid!
I'd like to try the Spenda Strawberry since I'm a diabetic. Thanks. Charlotte
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I would like to try the cherry jam.
Pomegrante Jam
watermelon for me
The mango jam sounds really good...especially on waffles.
I would like to try the strawberry jam.
I would love to try the strawberry jam.
absolutely the Rhubarb Jam
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my dad would love this.
I would love to try the Pomegranate jelly.