Muscadine Grape Fruit Spread, jar on a windowsill

Made from muscadine grapes grown right here on the farm.

We wait until our muscadines are fully ripe, then cook them in small batches into a fruit spread that's rich, sweet, and full of the flavor of late summer.

Spread it on biscuits or toast, stir it into yogurt, or enjoy it anywhere you'd reach for your favorite jam.

Details:

  • Made with muscadine grapes from our Koinonia vineyard
  • Prepared in small batches in our farm bakery
  • Seasonal — available while supplies last
  • Available in a 12 oz glass jar
  • Good for biscuits, toast, yogurt, or everyday use
  • Available by subscription — save 15% with recurring delivery

Ingredients: Muscadine grapes, organic sugar, pectin

All Koinonia products may contain traces of peanuts, tree nuts, dairy, or wheat.

Muscadine Grape Fruit Spread

Koinonia Farm
$17.00
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Martha Black
Muscadine Grape spread better than jelly

I've got a kiddo who only wants smooth sweet jelly for his sandwichs. Koinonia's Muscadine Grape Fruit Spread has a firm (not lose and runny) smooth (no skins or pulp) jelly consistency for my picky eater, sensible ingredients and supports our beloved Koinonia community. Win-win-win! Every PB&J we make with Koinonia PB and fruit spread is a gift.

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Ann Wooten
Blueberry Fruit Spread

My husband's best friend said it best and said it all: "In our house, toast is optional. . . Half a jar is just a good taste!" This summer I was lucky enough to snag 10 jars for him and 10 for myself.
The abundance of whole blueberries in the spread make it the most coveted food gift I've ever given.

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Ann Wooten
Muscadine Grape Fruit Spread

The perfect leval of sweetness and the smooth, firm texture of my mother's homemade apple butter return to my mouth-memory every time I eat the Muscadine Grape Fruit Spread. I never learned how to make my mother's apple butter, or how to preserve the healthy muscadines weighing down the vines at our South Georgia farm. Koinonia Farms carefully packs and quickly delivers a muscadine spread that allows me to enjoy and to pass along in gifts
the Southern tradition of Muscadines.
. . .Is there a future for Muscadine Wine?

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Dawn
I bought for the health benefits, but it's also delicious!

I'm a northern girl and had never heard of this grape before Covid-19. I'm so glad I found this product!

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Theron Fuller.
Muscadine Grape Spread

My jar of Muscadine Grape Spread takes me back to my childhood in Alabama. Muscadine grew wild in the woods and running across a muscadine vine full of ripe grapes was a rare treat. Every summer my family made jelly from the muscadine’s cousin, the scuppernong. Every time I spread this stuff on toast it’s a nostalgic trip back home.

For Koinonia’s yankee customers, the Muscadine Grape Spread is good stuff. It’s obviously made with love and put in a down-home Mason Jar. Support Koninia’s mission and buy a jar.

Next year could y’all produce a few bottles of muscadine wine?

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margery mayer
Muscadine Grape Jelly

Love this grape spread. buy jars of it to give to neighbors as gifts. They LOVE it,too

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Camille Yahm
Grape Jelly at its finest

As a child growing up in the south, mascadine grapes were a summertime treat just to eat one at a time. Then my grandmother began making muscadine grape jelly to put on our peanut butter sandwiches, and that changed my identification with muscadines from fresh grapes to grape jelly. My grandmother did not leave with me her recipe. But now that I have enjoyed Koinonia Farm's jars of delicious muscadine grape jelly, I do not have to make my own version.