Faller apple jelly with original bourbon vanilla is a delicious delicacy from the Black Forest. Made according to a traditional recipe, this jelly offers an incomparable taste experience. The combination of juicy apples and fine bourbon vanilla gives this fruit spread a distinctive touch.

The carefully selected apples are processed into a delicate jelly and refined with high-quality bourbon vanilla. The vanilla comes from the best growing regions and gives the jelly a rich aroma and a pleasant sweetness. Every bite of this jelly is a feast for the senses and lets you enjoy the taste of the Black Forest to the fullest.

With a fruit content of 60%, Faller apple jelly not only offers an intense taste, but also a wonderful texture. It can be used in many ways: whether as a spread on fresh bread, as a filling for pastries or as an accompaniment to cheese and desserts - this jelly enhances every dish.

The production takes place according to the highest quality standards and in strict adherence to traditional recipes. Each jar of Faller apple jelly is made with attention to detail and craftsmanship to offer you a unique enjoyment experience.

Immerse yourself in the world of the Black Forest and let yourself be enchanted by the harmonious combination of apples and bourbon vanilla. Faller apple jelly is not just a fruit spread, but a piece of traditional craftsmanship and the Black Forest way of life. Treat yourself to this special moment of pleasure and enjoy the taste of the Black Forest in every spoonful.

"Apple jelly with original bourbon vanilla... like homemade!"
For this special treat, naturally cloudy apple juice from Baden apples is boiled into fruity jelly. After cooking, the jelly is refined with a Bourbon vanilla pod to create its unique taste. This combination of sweet and sour apples and aromatic vanilla goes particularly well with freshly baked yeast plaits.

Quality with passion
Since the company was founded by Alfred Faller in 1913, Faller has been committed to premium standards.
In keeping with traditional craftsmanship, the jams are cooked in small quantities in an open copper kettle and stirred by hand. In this way, the natural taste of the fruit is preserved as best as possible.

Every year, Faller also buys large quantities of fruits and berries from neighboring Kaiserstuhl and Markgräflerland, for example to make the popular Baden black cherry jam. Strict attention is paid to the care taken during cultivation, care during the ripening process and during harvest.

In keeping with the philosophy of tradition and quality, the flavor of the jams comes exclusively from the fruit. In addition to granulated sugar, high-quality apple pectin is used for gelling and natural lemon juice concentrate is used to round off the taste.

Average nutritional information per 100g:

Why you shouldn't throw away food when it reaches its best before date:

• The best before date only indicates until when the product will retain its optimal quality and taste, while the expiry date indicates the safety of the product.
• The best before date is required by law to ensure quality, but many products can still be safe and tasty after this date.
• Many products are still safe to eat even after the best before date has been reached. You can determine whether a product is still edible after the best-before date by carrying out a simple sensory test (such as smell, taste and appearance) and thus check whether the product is still OK.
• Correct storage has a big impact on shelf life. Products that are stored in a cool, dry and dark place often retain their quality beyond their best before date.
• Extending the useful life of products helps reduce food waste, which has a lasting impact.

• Contents 330 grams
• Fruit content: 60 grams per 100 grams / Total sugar content: 56 grams per 100 grams
• Ingredients: naturally cloudy apple juice, sugar, lemon juice from lemon juice concentrate, gelling agent, pectins, vanilla pod
• Store in the refrigerator after opening.
• Manufacturer: Jam manufacturer Alfred Faller GmbH, Seeweg 3, 79694 Utzenfeld/Black Forest