I haven’t tried it, but June Taylor (who is English) makes a fruitcake that she sells at the Ferry Plaza Market on Saturdays. You might also try the various British food shops mentioned in recent posts.

Olive oil could suffer in really hot condiotions too. Maybe some June Taylor preserves? They’re delicious and local and rather special. Another thing I’ve given in the past is both the truffle salt and truffle mustard...

Confections, June Taylor Organic Preserves and Shellmound Oysters. Sounds like a solid lineup of quality chow. Link: http://www.hangarone.com/index.html

Sorry to say I’m not familiar with PQ’s jam. That said, if you are interested in an alternative I highly recommend the organic Pear Vanilla butter (a mix of mostly pears, & apples) made by June Taylor Jams. While June...

June Taylor organic marmalades...Hand picked wild rice from Wisconsin...small-farm maple syrup from New England... all of these are staples of mine but they are rarely mentioned. I think of them as under-the-radar thrills...&...

June Taylor tomato ketchup? Her stuff is the best. http://www.junetaylorjams.com/

June Taylor's marmalades (and other fruit butters, jams and conserves) get raves. iirc, Dean & Deluca and Grace’s Marketplace carries it. They are all available via mail order from her own site and other online food shops...

there with June Taylor's bing cherry jam as one of the best preserves I have ever tasted. Link: http://lolaspizza.com/

Wild salmon, June Taylor preserves, tamales. How you put those things together is up to you (g).

In the SF Bay Area in alphabetical order ... a favorite of these three would be difficult Langiers Arapaho berry jam (Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, SF) Lola’s bergamot marmelade (Lola’s in Albany near Berkeley, CA) June...

To me, Lola’s jams are up there with most of June Taylor’s and many are better. They are more, for want of a better word, rustic and homey. Made in small batches from the best seasonal fruit, they intensify everything that is...

my jams a bit more jammy. Needs work, in my opinion. June Taylor give samples of all her jams. I really respect her jams, but I really favor the jams from the people like Frog Hollow and Langier that grow the fruit. But try some...

You must be thinking of June Taylor. http://www.junetaylorjams.com/specialties/specialties.htm

If the OP is truly looking for quince jelly and not paste, they should check out Cowgirl Creamery, they are currently carrying Lou Lou’s Garden Quince and Crab Apple Jelly. June Taylor more than likely has some sort of...

I don’t think there are any. However, here’s a link to the Frog Hollow site and maybe you can ask them. From the site, it seems they only sell at farmers markets and on-line. The warming hut sells June Taylor, but I...