We found a Pune-based condiment brand that has some unique jam flavours in its kitty. Make your breakfast healthier and tastier with Tasha & Girl's homemade gourmet jams and fruit spreads. Just so you know, they call their fruit spreads compotes, pie fillings and even marinades.
They make sure that their produce is freshly procured from nearby farms and the products are made without the use of any harmful additives. We can't wait to try the strawberry jam range made with berries freshly cultivated in Mahabaleshwar farms. Available in three variations namely strawberry & mint, strawberry & lavenders and strawberry & nothing, these fruity spreads are a must-try.
Enjoy their seasonal bestsellers such as mango & chili, mango & pepper and mango & nothing from their mango range. Other than that, you can try the unique fig & cinnamon spread if you love a hint of spice flavour in your jams. While they taste amazing on breads, you can also use them for baking or making desserts. You can also find super saver combo packs and gift baskets. DM them on social media to place your order or order via their website. You can also purchase their products on Amazon.
They make sure that their produce is freshly procured from nearby farms and the products are made without the use of any harmful additives. We can't wait to try the strawberry jam range made with berries freshly cultivated in Mahabaleshwar farms. Available in three variations namely strawberry & mint, strawberry & lavenders and strawberry & nothing, these fruity spreads are a must-try.
Enjoy their seasonal bestsellers such as mango & chili, mango & pepper and mango & nothing from their mango range. Other than that, you can try the unique fig & cinnamon spread if you love a hint of spice flavour in your jams. While they taste amazing on breads, you can also use them for baking or making desserts. You can also find super saver combo packs and gift baskets. DM them on social media to place your order or order via their website. You can also purchase their products on Amazon.
