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Hot Blooded Orange Preserves
$7.50
We blend the crisp heat of jalapenos with the deep flavor and magnificent crimson flesh of the specialty blood orange for our delicious Hot Blooded Orange Preserves. Try it as a sauce or glaze on duck or pork or liven up your stir-fry.
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Michaela.l.nelson (verified owner) –
Great with Brie, baked in a pastry shell. Wonderful warm appetizer!
Jennifer Johansson –
Michaela, thank you so much for the wonderful comment. I wanted to let you know that I am shipping your 4 blood orange today. I am sorry for the back order. We had a little trouble because of the orange crops getting damaged in CA this winter. We are good to go now so enjoy!