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T P Kitchen Review & Giveaway

Tuesday, February 17, 2009 Leave a Comment

Do you remember what it was like to go berry picking when you were young? How you could already smell and taste them, before you'd go in to pick it off the plant, just waiting to pop it into your mouth.

When I received the package from T P Kitchen, that's exactly how I felt! I hurried to open the box, knowing what was inside, so I could have a taste.

The first thing I want to tell you about this jam I received is that it is packaged incredibly well. When you order something from The Oregon Jam Lady at T P Kitchen, if it arrives damaged, it won't be their fault. My jam jar was nestled and well protected in the box it was sent in.

Upon opening the jar, it was immediately apparent that fresh, whole berries had gone into the making of this jam. The Oregon Jam Lady and her children, pick all the berries themselves in the hills of the Oregon coast.

All of her products are made in her fully licensed Department of Agriculture kitchen, in small batches, which retains the flavor and texture of the berries.

I got to try the variety with seeds, but it is also available without seeds (which is still a whole fruit jam, the seeds are just pressed out). The only other ingredients in this delicious jam, are sugar and pectin. It is available to purchase with Splenda, if sugar content is a concern for you. I love the fact that it is naturally organic too.

After having enjoyed it on toast for breakfast for a few mornings, I think I will try some of the other ways, The Oregon Jam Lady suggests using her best selling jam. One of them is to use it on oatmeal (breakfast is quickly becoming my favorite meal of the day). She also has an ice cream recipe on her site, and instructions on how to make a milk shake with it.

This jam is only one of the varieties she sells on her site. Huckleberry is another. She also sells jellies, oils, gift baskets, candy bark and chocolate spoons! Her jams start at just $4.79 for a 9oz jar. It is so worth the cost to order and have shipped!! This jam is yummy.

The Oregon Jam Lady at T P Kitchens is wanting you to have the finest homemade jam in Oregon! She is sponsoring a 2 Jam Gift Pack here on Three Different Directions. The random commenter will receive One Jar of the Wild Oregon Blackberry Jam and One Jar of the Wild Huckleberry Jam.




Here's how to enter: (By leaving a comment you agree to the Privacy Disclosure and Rules)

  • Visit T P Kitchen and tell me what jam (OTHER THAN Wild Blackberry or Wild Huckleberry varieties) you would like to try from The Oregon Jam Lady's selection.

    For additional entries (the above entry MUST be done in order to qualify for additional entries)

  1. Follow my blog publicly (that's the only way I can verify) if you already follow publicly just comment with that and your blogger id.
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  3. Write a post and link back to this contest on your blog, leave the permalink so I can find you.
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US Residents ages 18+ only please.

Contest ends on February 24, 2009 at 10:00 am cst.

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  • jcamp2020 said:  

    Pomegranate Jelly takes me back to being ten years old, sitting up in our old huge pomegranate tree. And the taste of those jellies..oh, my.

    Oh, and the stains on my clothes!?%&*()) (those would be my mom's yells!)

  • Anonymous said:  

    Strawberry rhubarb

  • Carolyn G said:  

    I would love to try the watermelon jelly. I never had that and it sounds delish.

  • MOMFOREVERANDEVER said:  

    apple butter sounds yummy- they all look so yummy!

  • Anonymous said:  

    The Apricot Pineapple Jam sounds so delicious!



    texas_heartland84[at]yahoo[dot]com

  • 5webs said:  

    The Apple Butter--yum!
    Alicia Webster
    5webs@comcast.net

  • Shannon said:  

    I would try Strawberry Jam but my hubby would definitely want orange marmalade. Sounds so good right now!

  • mar said:  

    I would love to try the Peach Jam!

  • Anonymous said:  

    Id love to try the strawberry or the watermelon out of curiousity!


    frogz60@hotmail.com

  • Anonymous said:  

    Splenda strawberry. I try to limit sugar as much as possible.

    mzpaw@yahoo.com

  • thinkingbrain135 said:  

    I must say that I love seedless, blackberry jam. It's a little bit of a task to find it around my area so, it's good to know I can order some quality, tasty jam when I run out.

    With that being said, I'm also loving the Oregon Blueberry jam. I cannot find blueberry jam ANYWHERE around my area. This jam looks mouth-watering!

    thinkingbrain135 (at) gmail (dot) com

  • heartchild said:  

    I love love love Strawberry jam and would love to try hers.

    I follow and I have subscribed as heartchild.

    Thanks!

  • Abby said:  

    Orange Marmalade mmmmmm!


    ajcmeyer AT go DOT com

  • Tes283 said:  

    Citrus Marmalade
    is getting my mouth watering already.

  • Tes283 said:  

    tweeted

    http://twitter.com/TES283/status/1219854809

  • mverno said:  

    like to try the watermelon jelly

  • Anonymous said:  

    The Pomengranate Jelly and the Pineapple-Apricot jam.


    embracelove@care2.com

  • brokenteepee said:  

    I think I would like the strawberry although the apricot pineapple looks interesting too.
    I signed up to follow.
    thanks!

  • Anonymous said:  

    I'd like to try the Strawberry-Rhubarb Jam...

  • Anonymous said:  

    I would love to have the pomegranate!

    ptinaw at gmail.com

  • Lynne said:  

    It's a toss up between the strawberry rhubarb and the apricot pineapple.

  • AmandaK said:  

    I would love to try the Apple Pie Jam. Yum!!

    orchestratenoise0726[at]yahoo[dot]com

  • JellyPA said:  

    Being a huge fan of Strawberry Rhubarb Pie, naturally I'd go with the Strawberry Rhubarb Jam. I've never seen that before and the Oregon Jam Lady should be commended for her originality.

  • Anonymous said:  

    thank you for the great contest
    enter me please
    The Pomegranate Jelly is my favorite
    seesessel (at) gmail (dot) com

  • PAIGE said:  

    I would also love to try strawberry jam.

  • Suburban prep said:  

    I love pomegranate so that would be the flavor that I'd want other than these.

  • Lori Watson said:  

    Pomegranate jelly, yummmmmmmmm. Or at least, it sounds yum. Just had dark chocoloate covered pomegranates for the first time on Sunday. To die for. Thinking jam would be almost as good, especially if it was spread on chocolate bread.
    I need to go get something to wipe the drool of my computer...

  • sillelin said:  

    the apple pie sounds wonderful

  • juedy said:  

    I would like to try the Peach jam.

    Yes, I remember picking those stickery blackberries and huckleberries in the hills of Idaho when I was camping as a kid!

  • Anonymous said:  

    I'd like to try the Spenda Strawberry since I'm a diabetic. Thanks. Charlotte
    charlottewinters@cox.net

  • Anonymous said:  

    I would like to try the cherry jam.

  • Anonymous said:  

    Pomegrante Jam

  • coliebear said:  

    The mango jam sounds really good...especially on waffles.

  • Mia J. said:  

    I would like to try the strawberry jam.

  • Anonymous said:  

    I would love to try the strawberry jam.

  • Anonymous said:  

    absolutely the Rhubarb Jam


    patricjames@hotmail.com



    my dad would love this.

  • Lorri S said:  

    I would love to try the Pomegranate jelly.

  • Jackie said:  

    Oh...so many to choose from. I'd love to try the Strawberry Rhubarb Jam. Thanks for the review and giveaway!

  • KR said:  

    I'd love to try Pomegranate Jelly

  • EDRing said:  

    I would love to try their Pomegranate Jelly.

    Ellen
    eering99@hotmail.com

  • Rita T. said:  

    I would love to try pomegranate. It's supposed to be good for you.

  • The Merry Death said:  

    I would love to try the Sweet and Sour (HOT)Habanero Dipping Sauce!
    Great giveaway.
    meredycat*lycos*com

  • jenny said:  

    wow every thing is so grateand sweet and well i see rubarb jam and watermeling jelly (how thay do that one?) wow i realy do love jams and things and thay even have bark candy plese oh please enter me infor this i realy got to give this stuff a try thanks

  • valerie2350 said:  

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  • geekbearinggifts said:  

    I'm not sure someone in Oregon can make Peach Jam taste the way my Georgia great-grandmother did, but I'd sure like to try it. The mere mention of blackberries takes me back to picking berries for cobbler when I was just a tiny girl.--Thank you for the tasty offer!

  • Henry said:  

    Watermelon Jelly! I'd love to try that!
    quitecontrary1977@hotmail.com

  • Anonymous said:  

    rubarb

    mjgroesbeck@yahoo.com

  • Carol EL said:  

    The Raspberry Solid Chocolate Roses look just delectable and I am going to try them. jelly15301@gmail.com

  • Carol EL said:  

    I am a subscriber. jelly15301@gmail.com

  • Sharon said:  

    Jalapeno Jelly
    for sure...YUM!

  • Sharon said:  

    i follow thanks again

  • Sharon said:  

    have your button on my sidebar
    thanks again

  • lsfish said:  

    The Apple Pie jam sound great

  • Anonymous said:  

    I'd like to try the Peach Jam, Apple Butter and Orange Marmalade.
    traymona[at]aol.com

  • clc408 said:  

    I would like to try Apricot Jam. Thanks.

  • Deborah said:  

    I'd love to try the Peach Jam. asthenight at gmail dot com

  • Deborah said:  

    I am following your blog (Deborah). asthenight at gmail dot com

  • Deborah said:  

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  • pms3237 said:  

    Huckleberry jam reminds me of being a kid and visiting my grandparents farm where the berries we in abundance! I would also like the Jalepeno pepper jelly. I like it over cream cheese and served with triscuits! Yummy!!

  • sweetsue said:  

    I live in Oregon, and huckleberries are a real treat. I go hunting for them every chance I get! I would love to try the Strawberry Rhubarb Jam-it sounds delicious!
    smchester at gmail dot com

  • 3carnations said:  

    I would try apple butter and strawberry rhubarb. Yum!

  • 3carnations said:  

    Also, I subscribe to you in bloglines.

  • divaqueenie said:  

    The Cherry Jam sounds wonderful!

  • Sandra K321 said:  

    I would love to try the rhubarb jam.

  • Amber said:  

    My favorite is the Mango Chutney!

    Thank you so much for the giveaway and please enter me.
    hurdler4eva(at)gmail(dot)com

  • Mar said:  

    I love homemade jams. I would like to try the rhubarb. There is nothing like a great rhubarb jam.

  • Patrice said:  

    I would love to try the Apple Butter. Thanks!

  • kdkdkd said:  

    I would love to try the Strawberry Jam. My friends Mom used to make jars of Strawberry Jam every summer and it was the best stuff I every tasted. Like a trip down memory lane

  • Elena said:  

    I'd love to try the strawberry jam--it's my favorite! Thanks for the contest!

  • cl said:  

    I'd like to try the cherry jam.

  • Miss Spoken said:  

    I'd like to try the Apricot/Pineapple Jam
    gkstratos@yahoo.com

  • Trisha said:  

    I'd love to try the apple pie jam! parvax at aol dot com

  • ladydi115 said:  

    I'd love to try the Strawberry Rhubarb Jam. I've always loved that tart sweet taste. thanks!

  • Anonymous said:  

    Raspberry jam, of course~

    JohnMurphy33161(at)live(dot)com

  • marthajane said:  

    I'd like to try some of their Jalepeno jelly. My brother-in-law made some one year and it was great, but he doesn't make it anymore!

  • denyse said:  

    I'd love to try Pomegranate Jelly.

  • Karen B said:  

    Peach and Apple Pie Jam sound wonderful (so does their Cranberry white chocolate bark!)

  • Anonymous said:  

    The Strawberry Jam looks great.

    samsakara@twcny.rr.com

  • Anonymous said:  

    I follow as samsakara

    samsakara@twcny.rr.com

  • Knead a Latte - Ruby said:  

    I'd like to try the apricot jam. I love apricots!

  • Anonymous said:  

    Marionberry jelly sounds like a great taste of Oregon!

  • Nickolay said:  

    The Apple Pie or the Strawberry Jam both sound increible

    jason@allworldautomotive.com

  • susan1215 said:  

    strawberry sounds yummy

  • judybrittle said:  

    I would love to try the Plum jam. I have never tried that before and it sounds so good.

  • Anonymous said:  

    I would love to try the apple butter

  • Anonymous said:  

    It sounds and looks delicious! I would also love to try the apricot jam.

    Thank you!

  • Anonymous said:  

    I follow your blog.

  • Anonymous said:  

    I also subscribe in Google Reader. Thanks again!

  • Colengal said:  

    MMM the Marionberry jam (seedless) sounds yummy.

  • Lynde said:  

    I really want try the Habanero Pepper Jelly & the Watermelon Jelly!~thanks

  • Dove420 said:  

    I'd love to try the plum jam y mom and I used to make it when i was young.

    dove42(at)comcast(dot)net

  • Unknown said:  

    Strawberry for me!!!


    Thanks for entering me! Great Contest!

    Janna Johnson
    jannajanna@hotmail.com
    http://feedyourpig.blogspot.com
    http://feedyourpiggiveaways.blogspot.com

  • Unknown said:  

    Following you!


    Thanks for entering me! Great Contest!

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  • Cynthya said:  

    These look delicious--I'd love to try the Cherry Jam. Thanks for the giveaway!

  • Cynthya said:  

    I'm following your blog.

  • Belinda said:  

    The Orange Marmalade sounds wonderful.
    Thanks!
    1bmore @ gmail . com

  • Leslie said:  

    The Plum Jam and the Mango Jam sound interesting. Thank you very much!

  • clynsg said:  

    Hard to choose, but would go for either the plum or the rhubarb--definitely flavors that you don't see very ofter (at least the rhubarb)!

    clynsg at yahoo.com

  • Rita M said:  

    The Pomegranate Jelly looks wonderful!

  • caseykelp said:  

    They all sound yummy but the strawberry jam caught my eye. Thank you for the giveaway

  • Bonnie in FL said:  

    Do I really have to choose only one jam They all look so delicious and I love berries but my all time favorite is raspberry jam with the seeds

  • jennem said:  

    I'd like to try the Plum Jam, yum!
    Jennifer, jennem22 at yahoo dot com

  • Anonymous said:  

    I'm a follower.

  • Anonymous said:  

    This brings back memories of my great grandmother making her berry jam every year when I was a kid. Boy, do I miss it.

    I bet the Apricot Jam is really good.

  • Reva Skie said:  

    I wouldn't mind trying the Pomegranate Jelly or the Mango Jam.

  • Reva Skie said:  

    I am already a follower.

  • Reva Skie said:  

    I subscribed to your feed via my google reader.

  • Barbara said:  

    I'd love to try the ginger jelly. Sounds tangy - a nice switch from really sweet jam. Thanks for the giveaway.

  • eyeslikesugar said:  

    The watermelon jelly sounds soooo good! I've never even seen watermelon jelly! :) Thank you so much for offering this giveaway! eyeslikesugar [at] gmail [dot] com

  • llinda29 said:  

    I will try Strawberry Rhubarb Jam

  • Anonymous said:  

    This brings on sweet memories of visits to Oregon!
    I'd have to try the Oregon Marionberry Jam!

  • TX_Jen34 said:  

    The watermelon jelly looks yummy!!

  • Holly B said:  

    The Peach Jam sounds delicious!

    hblaser at gmail dot com

  • Anonymous said:  

    I would try the peach jam as that has always been my favorite!

  • mrssquigg said:  

    OMG! The Apricot Pineapple and Apple Pie both sound delectible.

  • Robyn Wright of Robyn's Online World said:  

    Strawberry Jam is my son's favorite so that would be one to try and while not a jam the Pomegranate Jelly sounds yummy too!

  • Anonymous said:  

    I would like to try pomagerante jelly.

  • nape said:  

    I'd love to try TP Kitchen's Splenda Strawberry Jam.

    Thanks!

  • nape said:  

    I follow you on blogger (nape).

  • nape said:  

    tweeted you here (name=nape9393):

    http://twitter.com/nape9393/status/1235721691

  • nape said:  

    I subscribe RSS via google reader.

  • mskayz said:  

    I am a rhubarb lover so i would love to try their rhubarb jam!!

    khzarrugh at gmail dot com

  • Anonymous said:  

    Rhubarb, strawberry rhubarb, plum, and for jelly...WATERMELON. It is making me hungry just thinking about it.

    jamielgirl74@yahoo.com

  • CAmom04 said:  

    Another jam that looks delicious is the Cherry jam! Yumm-O!

  • Tracysweetangl said:  

    STRAWBERRY JAM AND WOULD LOVE TO TRY THE WATERMELON JELLY! THANKS FOR THE GIVEAWAY!

  • djolsen said:  

    I still don't know how to do all the other stuff so I will say that I like the apricot jam

  • ky2here said:  

    Plum Jam or Apricot/Pineapple? Don't make me choose. AAAArrgghhh.

  • Plowlady said:  

    I would choose: Splenda Strawberry and Strawberry Rhubarb Jam

    mariannakeough at hotmail.com

  • Plowlady said:  

    I've had you in my blog roll:
    http://plowlady2.blogspot.com/

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  • pam said:  

    Apple Pie Jam


    pamatmayo@hotmail.com

  • Tamara B. said:  

    Love her flavors of jam. I would love to try her Peach Jam
    tamben7996(at)aol(dot)com

  • Tamara B. said:  

    I am a subscriber via email.
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  • Tamara B. said:  

    I am a follower.
    tamben7996(at)aol(dot)com

  • Anonymous said:  

    I would like to try the cherry jam.
    farrell@crosslake.net

  • Anonymous said:  

    I subscribe.
    farrell@crosslake.net

  • Unknown said:  

    Yum! It all sounds good but I think the "Cranberry Walnut Jam" sounds really different and good!

  • Sarah Z said:  

    Mango jam sounds yummy - I wonder about ginger jam too!
    Thanks
    Sarah
    believedreamcourage (at) gmail.com

  • Sarah said:  

    I'd like to try the seedless raspberry jam.

  • Anonymous said:  

    Cherry Jam

  • Anonymous said:  

    I would like to try the watermelon-
    Diane
    dianesmb@aol.com

  • Christina said:  

    Christina - xristya@rock.com - I'd like to try the Watermelon Jelly jam - sounds WONDERFUL!

  • eell said:  

    Peach Jam sounds good.

  • Sew Swim said:  

    Red Pepper Chapotle Jelly -- Sounds like a trip!
    kslibi (at) gmail (dot) com

  • Renee G said:  

    I would love to try her apple butter. I haven't had this for years.

    rsgrandinetti(at)yahoo(dot)com

  • sachidewey said:  

    I'd love to try the Strawberry Rhubarb jam!

  • Becca said:  

    Plum jam sounds delicious, thanks! sbcashortie (at) hotmail (dot) com

  • Becca said:  

    I publicly follow your blog. sbcashortie (at) hotmail (dot) com

  • Becca said:  

    I subscribed via email. sbcashortie (at) hotmail (dot) com

  • Becca said:  

    I blogged about your contest at http://beccascontestlist.blogspot.com/2009/02/win-one-jar-of-wild-oregon-blackberry.html

  • Becca said:  

    I tweeted the contest at http://twitter.com/sbshortie/status/1240065287

    My username is sbshortie

  • Unknown said:  

    Cherry Jam

    subscribed

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  • Jeni said:  

    I would like to try the Pomegranate Jelly

  • Anonymous said:  

    Strawberry rhubarb - not going to find that flavor just anywhere! :)

    mcj4tlj@comcast.net

  • joahsgrandma said:  

    My jam must have berries! I'd like to try the Made with Splenda
    Marionberry Jam

  • Karin said:  

    Strawberry Rhubarb Jam sounds good...there were several other varieties that looked delicious too!

  • Mir said:  

    Cranberry-walnut sounds yummy!

  • Anonymous said:  

    Strawberry Jam

  • Anonymous said:  

    I follow

    quiltingreader

  • Anonymous said:  

    I would love to try out the Jalapeno Pepper Jelly, Mild for some zesty taste!
    pauline15_01 at hotmail dot com

  • Leslie M. said:  

    Yum Yum I would try the Splenda Strawberry Jam... that is a SURE winner in my book!
    Leslie
    LeslieVeg@msn.com
    http://leslielovesveggies.blogspot.com/

  • Leslie M. said:  

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    Leslie
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    http://leslielovesveggies.blogspot.com/

  • Tasha668 said:  

    I would love to try the peach jam. Yum!

  • Jennifer, A Self-Confessed Foodie said:  

    Mango jam sounds fabulous! Thanks for the awesome contest!

  • Anonymous said:  

    I would love to try the mint jelly.
    pkildow a gmail dot com

  • Anonymous said:  

    I like the Orange Marmalade

    acptuser(at)hotmail(dot)com

  • Anonymous said:  

    I'd like to try the apple pie jam. Thanks.
    -Terra H.
    partymix25(at)hotmail(dot)com

  • Site manager said:  

    Mango is my favorite fruit, I bet a toasted bagel with fresh mango jam would be heavenly! I also would like the plum, and well, who am I kidding? I would love them all, not much makes me happier than toast and jelly!

  • Unknown said:  

    Apple Pie Jam sounds so yummy!

  • Kobi said:  

    Apple Butter! I love apple butter on toast

  • AICORP said:  

    The apple pie jam sounds very interesting.

  • ~*~lilshuga2001~*~ said:  

    I would love to try the Mango Jam!

  • Julie said:  

    I want to try the watermelon jelly!

  • John Deal said:  

    The Splenda Strawberry sounds good to me. AztecFeller@aol.com

  • Anonymous said:  

    Strawberry Rhubarb Jam ...bet it tastes just like the pie

    joni514@roadrunner.com

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