Stonewall Kitchen Bourbon Bacon Jam, 12.5 Ounce
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Stonewall Kitchen Bourbon Bacon Jam, 12.5 OunceWe believe most things are better with a few pieces of bacon or a splash of good bourbon, so naturally we set out to combine these two crowd favorites into a single jam. The resulting spread is sweet and smoky, finishing with a caramel bite from the bourbon. Tender apples, maple syrup, onions and shallots round out the recipe, creating a complex jam that instantly elevates appetizers, adds depth to cheese boards and builds a better burger.
About Stonewall Kitchen
Crafted with love and shipped with care, our products are the result of decades spent dreaming up, testing and making delicious bites and delightful goods. In fact, we’ve been following our passion since 1991, when we first got our start at the local farmers’ market. Fast-forward to today, and Stonewall Kitchen is a premier platform company for an ever-growing family of brands that includes Tillen Farms, Montebello, Napa Valley Naturals, Vermont Village, Village Candle and a co-branded line with Legal Sea Foods. Expertly crafted with high-quality ingredients, our brands bring you the best in specialty foods and fine home living. As we continue to grow and cook up new, exciting ideas, our recipe for success remains an unwavering commitment to quality, a lasting passion for great food and an appetite for living well.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 2.8 x 2.8 x 3.6 inches; 1.45 Pounds
UPC : 711381332290
Manufacturer : Stonewall Kitchen
ASIN : B076HX17MZ
A boozy, savory jam with real pieces of bacon
Sweetened with Grade A Maine maple syrup
Just one of our many bacon-filled products!
Part of the award winning Stonewall Kitchen Family of gourmet brands that includes Tillen Farms, Legal Sea Foods, Vermont Village, Montebello Pasta, Napa Valley Naturals, Urban Accents, Vermont Coffee and Village Candle. We proudly create the best products for cooking, baking, entertaining, and the home. Great taste runs in our family.
