BASIL SEED DRINK WITH SOUR CHERRY FLAVOR

Damask Rose Jam (Rosa × damascena)

Damask Rose (Rosa × damascena) is a traditional and highly valued ingredient used to prepare aromatic rose jam with an intensely floral fragrance and delicate sweetness.

Widely appreciated across Asia, rose petal jam—sometimes referred to as “pink jam”—is known for its unique sweet-floral flavor and cultural significance. In traditional practices, it has also been used as a cooling ingredient in herbal preparations.

Rose jam is made by gently macerating fresh Damask rose petals with sugar, allowing the natural aroma and flavor to infuse. In some traditional methods, the mixture is further sun-dried to create a thick, fragrant paste with a rich floral profile.

Beyond its culinary use, Damask rose is also appreciated in cosmetic applications, where rose-based preparations are valued for their refreshing and skin-toning properties.

Pine cone jam is an unusual and aromatic delicacy that will delight lovers of unique and natural flavors. Its distinctive taste and forest-like aroma, reminiscent of a coniferous woodland, make it a perfect addition to tea or morning porridge.

This jam is an excellent choice for those seeking a natural and wholesome product. It is made from young pine cones harvested at the perfect spring stage, when they are still soft and rich in natural forest essences.

Physalis jam, also known as “golden berry” jam, is a true delight for lovers of unique and exotic flavors. Made from Peruvian physalis, it is a rich and nutritious preserve that captures the natural goodness of this special fruit.

Thanks to its high pectin and antioxidant content, physalis jam is a flavorful addition to a balanced diet and may support overall wellbeing, including digestive comfort and general vitality.

This jam offers a pleasant sweet-and-sour taste with a subtle exotic note, along with a naturally bright and vibrant color that makes it especially appealing.

Quince Jam (Sugar-Free)

Quince Jam is a sugar-free, preservative-free delicacy, sweetened naturally with stevia (also known as “honey herb”). It is carefully prepared to preserve the rich flavor and natural goodness of quince fruit, along with its valuable nutrients such as fiber, pectin, and tannins.

Quince is traditionally valued for its high content of vitamin C, thiamine (vitamin B₁), vitamin B₆, copper, iron, potassium, and magnesium. It is also widely appreciated in traditional food cultures for its naturally antioxidant-rich profile.

Enjoy its delicate, slightly tangy flavor in many ways:

• Add a spoonful to yogurt, oatmeal, or pancakes
• Pair it with cheeses or meat delicacies
• Spread on warm toast, croissants, or pastries
• Serve as an accompaniment to desserts and baked goods