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Jellies

  • Elderberry Jelly Elderberry Jelly

    Elderberry jelly is a wonderful jelly treat for all occasions.

    $3.99

  • Quince Jelly Quince Jelly

    Quince is an old-fashioned fruit related to the apple and pear. This is great on brioche, croissant or sweet, crusty bread. Also, try basting a chicken with this jelly, and you'll be transported by its floral flavor. The jewel-like color and fragrant flavor make it a delicious treat.

    $3.99

  • Red Currant Jelly Red Currant Jelly

    Made with Grandma's secret recipe, this Red Currant Jelly is delicious

    $3.99

  • Apple Cinnamon Jelly Apple Cinnamon Jelly

    The only thing better tasting than our Apple Jelly, is our Apple Cinnamon Jelly.

    $3.99

  • Passion Fruit Jelly Passion Fruit Jelly

    This egg-shaped berry, the size of an apple is great sliced in half and eaten with a spoon, but you need to try it in our jelly!

    $3.99

  • Dandelion Jelly Dandelion Jelly

    Made with Grandma's secret recipe, this Dandelion Jelly is delicious. Especially great for making Dandelion Blossom tea.

    $3.99

  • Sassafras Jelly Sassafras Jelly

    In the 1600's Sassafras was so popular in England, it was demanded from colonies as a condition of charter. Now you can have it for your toast and English muffin.

    $3.99

  • Mint Jelly Mint Jelly

    For a touch of Irish our Mint Jelly is not only a necessity for St. Patrick's Day but year round. Mint Jelly is great to serve with lamb, or as an interest sandwich spread.

    $3.99

From our family to yours, since 1929

Our beloved grandfather, Poppy Sol, started this business in an open-air market. Three generations later, we’re still bringing smiles to our customers' faces.

“Thank you so much for my shipment, which I just received, along with the free goji berries!! Must tell you, the reason I ordered your elderberry jelly and dried elderberries is because the herb of the month at the Evening Herb Society of the Palm Beaches is elderberries. Trouble is, elderberries here in South Florida don't ripen for another month or so and our meeting is next Tuesday! Elderberry jelly on cream cheese on a Ritz cracker is the perfect appetizer! Haven't figured out what to do with the dried elderberries, but I'm thinking cookies of some sort. Again, thank you so much for coming to the rescue!!”

— Tom, West palm Beach, Fl May 22, 2013