Pepperlane Products
Wanship, UtahWe promise your taste buds will thank you. We only use the freshest fruit and peppers in our jelly and every jar is handmade.
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We want you to be 100% happy with your order. We will replace or refund in the event the product arrives damaged or the product does not meet your expectations. You must contact us within 15 days of your order.Browse Local Producers
Welcome to Pepperlane...where jalapeño peppers transform and come alive into a taste explosion of sweet with a kick. We have been making our jellies since 1990. Try it on cream cheese, use it as a glaze for your favorite meat or be adventurous and create your own recipes. The
possibilities are endless….see for yourself the “proof is in the taste”.
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Our Story
Pepperlane Products like so many great things, came from humble beginnings.The Proof is in the TASTE!
What started as a family Christmas-time snack has grown to a family-owned full-time business. Jalapeño jelly was anything but common in the late 1980's but Michele Trover always loved bringing new experiences, flavor and flair to her family’s holiday gatherings. Her family and friends were introduced to this "condiment with a kick" over a block of cream cheese and crackers. Later it was included as a "secret" ingredient in many of her gourmet recipes, barbeque marinades, and glazes. It wasn't long before everyone wanted a jar of the green stuff for their next gathering. Word spread, orders started coming in by the case, and in 1990 Pepperlane Products was established in the mountains of Wanship, Utah.
Today Pepperlane Products serves its original Jalapeño Preserves as well as its many other flavors to restaurants, chefs, and gourmet cooks around the world. With the addition of partners Rod and Sandra Weese, Pepperlane is excited about it’s future expansion into additional markets. Look for us at a farmers market or a specialty store near you. Try them all and let us know what your favorite is and what creative things you’re doing with it in your own recipes.