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Sweet, smooth, and a little bit simple in the most charming way. A classic trio of cherries, strawberries, and raspberries.

Lucky Star Preserves

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It all started when I discovered that my yard was full of wild black raspberry and blackberry bushes. I braved the thorns and picked more fruit than I knew what to do with. After making a few pies, tarts, and batches of ice cream, I still had plenty left—so I decided to try making jam.

To my surprise, I fell in love with it.

I started sharing jars with friends and family, and the response was better than I ever expected. People kept telling me how much they loved it: simple, homemade jam made with just fruit, sugar, and sometimes a hint of spice.

From there, Lucky Star Preserves was born.

Since then, I’ve branched out to other fruits and started experimenting with flavor profiles inspired by Turkish, Moroccan, Madagascan, and Indian spices. The result is a collection of small-batch jams that are as unique as they are delicious.

Try them with cheese,

stirred into yogurt, over ice cream, on warm bread—or straight off the spoon. I won’t judge.

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Try them with cheese, stirred into yogurt, over ice cream, on warm bread—or straight off the spoon. I won’t judge.

I started sharing jars with friends and family, and the response was better than I ever expected. People kept telling me how much they loved it: simple, homemade jam made with just fruit, sugar, and sometimes a hint of spice.

From there, Lucky Star Preserves was born.

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It all started when I discovered that my yard was full of wild black raspberry and blackberry bushes. I braved the thorns and picked more fruit than I knew what to do with. After making a few pies, tarts, and batches of ice cream, I still had plenty left—so I decided to try making jam.

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