Farms, Ranches, and Local Food Businesses that deliver Jam in Childress, TX 79201 (29)

Established in 2003, Alamo Gristmill & Spice started as a family business, specializing in “Blending Seasonings, Canning Fruits and Vegetables,” plus Creating Gluten-Free Baking Mixes. Their products are handcrafted to taste good and are naturally prepared. They process them in small batches while focusing on a flavorful product. Since their passion is all natural specialty foods, they partner with local farmers and select the “cleanest all natural ingredients” they can find to make their Gourmet Recipes. Using their family recipes and tradition, Alamo Gristmill & Spice still proudly make “Sally's Authentic Salsa”, and Chef Michael's creations like bbq sauces, chipotle sauces, Sweet Fire and Candied Pickles. They also have original jam recipe from their Aunt Catherine, and seasonal German pickles from Grandpa Yeager. Alamo Gristmill & Spice has been included in Kim's Lists as one of the 9 Artisan Salsas in Texas you must Try! Check out the link to learn more!

Looking for a unique and traditional taste of Texas? Located in Southeast Bexar County, TeGarden is a small family-owned farm re-established in 2009 that offer jellies that will satisfy and delight your taste buds! Their jellies are handcrafted in small batches, ensuring great taste and quality. They have different variants like Jalapeno Jelly, Prickly Pear Jelly, Habanero Jelly, Pomegranate Jelly, Mesquite Bean Jelly, and the Granpa’s Wild Grapes that has a deep rich acidic flavor which makes for a wonderful grape jelly. The produce is home grown in their own garden and the greenhouse. They also have Registered Nubian goats, guardian dogs, chicken eggs, goat milk soap, seasonings and meat rubs.

Mrs. Annie's Peanut Patch, in Floresville, Texas, offers premium quality homemade products made from peanuts. A long-time favorite is their peanut brittle, while their jalapeño peanut brittle has also gained some popularity because it is a unique product you don't normally see in supermarkets and groceries. If this is not your cup of tea, then maybe you can try their pecan brittle or the peanut patties, which I am sure you haven't had before - if you did, I bet it isn't as good as the one they have at Mrs. Annie's Peanut Patch. You can also bring home pecan chewies and flavored peanuts. If you prefer more traditional products, they also sell all-natural peanut butter and raw peanuts.

FuudTopia is a local artisan based out of Katy, Texas. It provides very specific and distinct food products that are made from unique flavors and different cultural tastes. From the classic Chilean empanadas and Spanish tortillas to a variety of sauces, jams, compound butters, and sweets, they've got it all for you. Although they only started in the year 2020, their products are amazing and already worth trying. "The Chimi is AWESOME," we must say! It has the perfect balance of tang and herby flavor, perfect to go along with meats and sausages! Nonetheless, you should also try their other gourmet products as we're sure you won't be disappointed. You may order these goodies online. Or, you may purchase them at retail stores and markets such as Victoria's Natural Market and the Local Foods in Central Village, Tanglewood, The Heights, and Upper Kirby.

Based in Houston, Texas, Matunda Tamu Sweet Fruits promises to make life sweeter one spoonful at a time. Specializing in artisan jams and jellies, and pound cakes guaranteed to satisfy any sweet tooth! You can order their products online and you can typically find them in local farmers markets in the Houston Area. Be sure to try out their mimosa jelly if you have the chance!

The name may be difficult to pronounce, but there is no mistaking what this is at first look: chocolate. The mission of Raw Xocolatl is to return to the healthy, all-natural enjoyment of cacao, at a time when there are many choices for chocolate lovers, although many of these products are unhealthy. Raw Xocolatl allows you to enjoy the taste and flavor of chocolate, but without the guilt that comes from eating unhealthy food.