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Product Description
From France
Bonne Maman Grape Jelly - Mini Jars achieves a rich fruity flavor by using the best quality Muscat grapes available, without any high fructose corn syrup, additives, or coloring present. Because Bonne Maman Grape Jelly - Mini Jars uses Muscat grapes, it is naturally sweet, and does not require additional sweetening like jams based on Concord grapes. Bonne Maman Grape Jelly - Mini Jars has a floral bouquet with a subtle, sweetly vibrant flavor.Producer Spotlight
Bonne Maman's success comes from their ingredients and time-honored traditional French recipes. Translating to mean "Grandmother" or "Granny," the name Bonne Maman reflects the company’s goal to use and provide fresh natural ingredients that could be found “in your (or your Grandmother’s) kitchen.” Furthermore, the preserves, jellies, fruit spreads, and curd are produced in France with no high fructose corn syrup, artificial preservatives or coloring, and no GMOs.
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Bonne Maman's success comes from their ingredients and time-honored traditional French recipes. Translating to mean "Grandmother" or "Granny," the name Bonne Maman reflects the company’s goal to use and provide fresh natural ingredients that could be found “in your (or your Grandmother’s) kitchen.” Furthermore, the preserves, jellies, fruit spreads, and curd are produced in France with no high fructose corn syrup, artificial preservatives or coloring, and no GMOs.
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