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Classic island fruits made into delicious local jams, jellies, & butters (what we call fruit curds here in Hawaii). Delicious spread on toast, as a topping for pancakes or waffles, drizzled over yogurt or ice cream, the possibilities are really endless.

Available in a variety of flavors: Guava Jam, Lilikoi Jelly, Mango Jam, Guava Butter, Lilikoi Butter, Mango Butter, & Coconut Butter!

Lilikoi (passion fruit) jelly  the most popular breakfast spread in Hawaii. Made with locally grown passion fruit juice, we call in lilikoi in Hawaii. Hawaiian sugar cane, water and pectin. The flavor  sweet and tangy, almost lemony. A very tropical flavor that suits all palates.

ENJOY TROPICAL FLAVORS MADE WITH REAL FRUIT ANY TIME OF THE DAY.  THE FRESHEST, PINK GUAVA FROM THE BIG ISLAND THAT IS KISSED BY THE COOL RAINS AND NOURISHED IN RICH, VOLCANIC SOIL.  THEN PROCESSED IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO PACKAGING TO OFFER FARM TO JAR FRESHNESS.  JAM AND JELLY  MADE IN HAWAII WITH NO PRESERVATIVES, NO ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR AND NO ARTIFICIAL COLOR.

Hawaiian Sun Mango Pineapple Jam

For those who love mango and pineapple. The Jam with the perfect blend.

Made in Hawaii – With the Freshest Ingredients. – Hawaiian Sun.

Guava Jam  a symbol of quality and taste carrying the Hawaiian Sun label. This item has withstood the test of time of over 60 years in Hawaii’s market place. The distinctive taste and aroma of the Guava fruit comes alive when spread over your favorite bakery products. Goes hand in hand with peanut butter making kid’s crave it in a lunch box sandwich or anytime snack. Still bottled in 10oz glass jars prolongs the freshness while keeping the sweetness in.

All Hawaiian Sun’s jams and jellies uses no preservatives, no artificial flavors or artificial colors. Only real fruit is used. Manufactured fresh in Hawaii since 1952.