Wild Foraged Spruce Tip Sugar

Wild Foraged Spruce Tip Sugar

Taste the vibrant, crisp spirit of the Northwoods. As seen in file 1000045219.png, our Wild Foraged Spruce Tip Sugar features spring-harvested Norway spruce tips infused into premium cane sugar.  

​Forget what you think you know about evergreens—fresh spring spruce tips don't taste like a harsh pine tree. Instead, they burst with a surprising, bright, citrusy punch, notes of fresh resin, and a subtle herbal undertone. It’s like a walk through a morning forest, captured perfectly in a jar.

​Why You'll Love It:

​Spring-Harvested Norway Spruce Tips: Hand-foraged at the exact moment the bright green, tender new growth emerges in the spring woods.  

​Bright & Citrusy Profile: Offers a completely unique, naturally tart flavor profile that mimics lemon or lime with a woodsy twist.

​Artisanal and Small-Batch: Carefully blended in tiny quantities to lock in the vibrant color and delicate, volatile citrus oils of the fresh tips.

​Charming Presentation: Hand-packed in a classic quilted glass jar featuring an elegant, botanical forest-themed label.  

​Inspiration for Use:

​Bring a bright, woodsy twist to your favorite food and drinks:

​Beverages: The absolute perfect rimming sugar for a gin and tonic, a botanical cocktail, or a glass of iced green tea. It also pairs beautifully with hot herbal teas.

​Baking: Use it to top shortbread cookies, sugar cookies, or lemon bars. It adds a beautiful green speckled look and an unforgettable pop of flavor.

​Breakfast: Sprinkle over a warm bowl of oatmeal, fresh blueberries, or use it to sweeten homemade whipped cream for a berry tart.

​Savory Balance: Dust a tiny pinch over roasted root vegetables or use it to finish a glaze for wild-caught salmon.

​Product Details:

​Net Weight: 2 oz (56.69g)  

​Ingredients: Cane sugar, Norway Spruce Tips.  

​Shipping Note: In compliance with local cottage food regulations, this product is available for Michigan shipping only or local farmers market pickup.

​Made in a home kitchen that has not been inspected by the Michigan Department of Agriculture & Rural Development.