Jane Parker Fruitcake classic Fruit cake 18 Individually Wrapped Slices in a collectible Snowman Tin
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Jane Parker Fruitcake classic Fruit cake 18 Individually Wrapped Slices in a collectible Snowman Tin
Jane Parker classic Fruitcake Slices in a collectible Snowman Tin. 18 individually wrapped pieces in a decorative Snowman Tin.Agenerously filled with more than 23AlusciousAfruits and nuts. Plump juicy raisins, glace red cherries, glace golden pineapple, orange peel, and crunchy pecans are just some of the fine ingredients in this Jane Parker Light Fruit cake. Prepared faithfully to the original recipe, and proudly baked in the USA. great for sharing with a few friends, Perfect for a holiday gift, or just to enjoy a quick bite. The holiday snowman themed tin is great for decorating and to use for storage of your favorite goodies Fresh for 12 months at room temp. May be stored under refrigeration for 18 months. Since the late 1930As, Jane Parker Fruit cake has been a staple of American familiesA holiday traditions. Theres something about the rich goodness of Jane Parker Fruitcake that folks just cant resist. Thats because Jane Parker Fruit cake is real, old-fashioned fruitcake, generously filled with more than 23 luscious fruits and nuts. Plump, juicy raisins, glazed pineapple, red cherries, and crunchy pecans are just some of the ingredients that make Jane Parker Americas favorite fruit cake. Originally a brand of The great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company (A&P), Jane Parker Fruit cake was baked in the 1930s through the 1960s. There was no production for over 4 decades, then, in 2009, Jane Parker Fruit cake was brought back for the 150th anniversary of A&P. In 2014, A&P ceased production of Jane Parker Fruit cakes again, and shortly after filed for bankruptcy. It was feared that Jane Parker Fruitcakes would be gone forever. BUT ...... To the delight of Jane Parker Fruit cake fans everywhere, in early 2017, the Jane Parker Fruit cake brand, along with all original recipes, was purchased from A&P, and this iconic brand has been brought back to the market, and is now available again YouAll find Jane Parker Fruitcake a treat for any occasionFeatures of Jane Parker Fruitcake classic Fruit cake 18 Individually Wrapped Slices in a collectible Snowman Tin
INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED: Each piece is individually wrapped offering extreme convenience and ensures optimum freshness. PERFEcT FOR: runners, hikers, campers, lunchboxes, snacking or just to enjoy a quick bite ORIgINAL 1930S REcIPE: Baked faithfully to the original recipe. PAcKED WITH OVER 23 FRUIT AND NUTS : Plump, juicy raisins, glazed pineapple, red cherries, and crunchy pecans are just some of the ingredients that make Jane Parker Americas favorite fruit cake BAKED WITH PRIDE IN THE USA: Fresh for 12 months at room temp. May be stored under refrigeration for 18 monthsSpecification of Jane Parker Fruitcake classic Fruit cake 18 Individually Wrapped Slices in a collectible Snowman Tin
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| Size | 18 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Dimensions | 1X1X1 |
| Weight | 1 |
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Product FAQs
Q: How many slices are included in the Jane Parker Fruitcake Snowman Tin?
Ans: There are 18 individually wrapped slices of fruitcake in the collectible Snowman Tin.
Q: What is the shelf life of the Jane Parker Fruitcake?
Ans: The fruitcake is fresh for 12 months at room temperature and can be stored under refrigeration for up to 18 months.
Q: Where is the Jane Parker Fruitcake baked?
Ans: The fruitcake is proudly baked in the USA.
Q: What are some of the fruits and nuts included in the Jane Parker Fruitcake?
Ans: The fruitcake is packed with over 23 ingredients including plump raisins, glazed pineapple, red cherries, and crunchy pecans.
Q: What is the history behind Jane Parker Fruitcake?
Ans: Originally baked in the 1930s by The great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company, Jane Parker Fruitcake has been a staple of American holiday traditions. After a hiatus, the brand was brought back in 2009 and again in 2017, preserving the original recipe and delighting fans.