Balsamic Onion Jam

Name: Balsamic Onion Jam
Brand: Burren Balsamics

Burren Balsamics

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Balsamic onion jam, stir into a gravy to add a rich flavour, great in sandwiches and of course with cheese. Ingredients: Sauteed onions (onion, virgin olive oil,) sugar, Blackberry Thyme infused Balsamic vinegar of Modena (wine vinegar, g rape must (contains sulphites) , blackberries, thyme), spirit vinegar, redcurrant juice concentrate, salt, gelling agent (pectin). Allergy Advice: see ingredients in bold . Suitable for vegans. Nutritional value per 100mls Energy 895Kj/210kcal Fat (g) 0.62 Of which saturates 0.15 Carbohydrate (g) 49.23 Of which sugar 42.94 Protein (g) 1.16 Salt (g) 0.684

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Registered at Companies House as BURREN BALSAMICS LTD, number NI622700. Checked 2026-08-29.
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