Growing Newsome’s Christmas gift boxes 2023

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Christmas gift boxes

£5.50 each, or two boxes for £10

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Two 8oz jars of our homegrown preserves, presented in a fully recyclable gift box with festive fabric ribbon, paper tag and wooden charm. Choose from our selection of preserves, made from fruit and vegetables grown in the Newsome area.

Choose any two jars:

Jam

• Autumn Berry and Apple Jam
• Blackcurrant Jam
• Blackberry and Apple Jam
• Gooseberry and Elderflower Jam
• Loganberry, Raspberry and Lime Jam*
• Marrow and Ginger Jam
• Pear, Apple and Ginger Jam
• Plum and Apple Jam
• Raspberry Jam*

Jelly

• Mixed Currant Jelly
• Redcurrant Jelly

Marmalade and Conserves

• Orange Marmalade (not homegrown, but homemade)
• Spiced Apple Butter (a smooth apple conserve, with spices)

* low stock
* Sorry, sold out

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Nutritional and allergy information

All our preserves are Vegetarian. Everything except our marmalade is Vegan. Our homegrown jam and jelly is made with locally grown fruit or vegetables, sugar and sometimes lemon or lime. Where varieties include spices, this is included in the description.

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Easy to recycle or reuse

Our gift boxes are fully recyclable. The box, tag and labels are made of paper and card. Our ribbons are fabric, which can be composted or reused – and you can hang the wooden charm on your Christmas tree.

You’re very welcome to return jars to us at any Growing Newsome event, or glass can be taken to bottle banks or recycling centres.

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Apart from the citrus fruits, all our fresh ingredients are homegrown, so we have limited supplies. We’ll update this page with our current availability. Label designs may vary.

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Order, pay and collect

Please email growingnewsome@gmail.com to make an order. We’ll confirm your order and send you a link that you can use to pay online. Orders can be collected from Newsome village on a number of days during December. We’ll send you the details when your order is ready. Last order date: Sunday 17th December 2023

All sales help to support our food growing community. Thank you.