Price: ₹349 – ₹285.00
(as of Jul 07, 2025 00:46:10 UTC – Details)
Product Description
In 1991 Linnet Mushran took a trip to Himachal and saw her Husband’s Uncle’s beautiful cottage in the village of Bhuira, nestled in the rolling hills of the Sirmaur District. She fell in love with it immediately and decided to buy it so it could still remain part of the family. The house nursed a small Apple orchard and with easy access to the fruit, Linnet started experimenting with making Apple Jellies, recreating her childhood in England. The positive response to the Apple Jelly led her to explore manufacturing more flavours. Linnet at the same time was keenly aware of the need for the local women to have a self – sufficient lifestyle. With this idea in mind, Bhuira Jams was born in 1999.
Bhuira Range:
Made by Happy Mountain women who take great pride in their work, Bhuira jams bring the flavour and romance of the mountains to your table.
Linnet Mushran Says, ” Women take a lot of pride in these jams, named after their village. Really, it is their unconditional dedication to jam making that has brought us so far. I live in peace with them handling the factory even when I’m not there. They are now able to work on computers, and we also have laptops for them.”
Bhuira Women Picture:
What’s in a Bottle of Bhuira Jam?
Not just jam we like to think
Bhuira Jams was started up in the year 1999, with the idea of developing fresh, handcrafted jams & jellies filled with the goodness of local fruit in the small village of Bhuira, Himachal Pradesh. More importantly, Bhuira Jams was employing women who belonged to this village, empowering them to enhance their quality of life. The setting up of the factories also allowed marginal farmers to sell their produce locally. They no longer had to struggle with middlemen, strict mandi bargains or distress sales. Local women too had an opportunity to substitute family income by working at the Jam Factories. Over a hundred
women today support the operations of the two Jam facilities. Bhuira Jams is proud to be part of this transformational journey that has helped uplift their economic status and dignity within their society and their families.
Product Details:
We are often asked what exactly is the difference between a jam, a preserve, a jelly and a marmalade. At Bhuira Jams we explain it thus:
Jams: Where the fruit cooks naturally to a puree before settingPreserves: Where infinite care is taken to keep the fruit whole or in whole piecesJellies: A more sophisticated form which involves a two-step process of first boiling fruit to extract juice and then boiling the pure juice till it sets into a clear jellyMarmalades: Made out of citrus fruits and their peels.
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The abundance of Stone fruits such as Cherry, Peach, Apricot, plums and many more local fruits led to a range of flavours being created and from one factory in 1999, Bhuira Jams now has two manufacturing units. The first being located in Bhuira itself and the other in the nearby village of Halonipul, both being proudly managed and run by the Local Himachali Women.
All Natural Ingredients: Crafted with 46% citrus fruits, including Kinnow, Gulgul (Giant Indian Lemon), Orange, and Lime, combined with fructose from de-ionized pear juice concentrate and a trace of rice bran oil for a wholesome taste.
No Added Sugar or Preservatives: Enjoy the natural sweetness of fruits without any added sugar, preservatives, synthetic flavors, or artificial colors.
Handmade in Himachal Pradesh: Lovingly prepared by local women in the village of Bhuira, supporting community empowerment and traditional methods.
Versatile Usage: Perfect as a spread on toast, a topping for desserts, or an ingredient in baking recipes, adding a burst of natural fruit flavor.
Long Shelf Life: Sealed for freshness with a shelf life of 24 months from the date of manufacture; refrigerate after opening to maintain quality.
Customers say
Customers find the marmalade has a distinct sweet flavor and appreciate that it’s made without added sugar. The product receives positive feedback for its quality and natural ingredients, with one customer noting it’s made from fruits in Himachal. While some customers find it easy to spread, others mention it doesn’t spread like conventional jam. Customers disagree on whether the product justifies its price.
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