
DELICIOUS Wyoming Small Town Jams Sell Across The West
While road tripping and exploring with friends, I found myself in the cute little town of Potter, Nebraska. There, on the main street of downtown, was A Collective Gathering. An emporium-style store.
It's always fun picking up homemade treats. That's when I found jars of jams and jellies, which are usually really good because they are made of natural ingredients from the land.
Reading the label of Bear's Pantry blackberry jam, I found that it was made in Carpenter, Wyoming. Carpenter is a small, quiet, unincorporated farming community in southeast Laramie County, Wyoming, with a population of under 100 people. It sits along Wyoming Highway 214 east of Cheyenne at an elevation of 5,440 feet and has operated its own local post office with the ZIP code 82054 since 1907. Bear's is actually featured on A Collective Gathering's Facebook page as their cover photo.
Well, I had to try it. So here is my review.
YUM!

This is not an advertisement for this family-run business. I just really liked their jam.
Here is a list of what they sell.
Old-fashioned country cooking in 18 wonderful flavors.
Chokecherry Jam
Chokecherry Syrup
Blackberry Jam
Boysenberry Jam
Festivity Jam
Blueberry Jam
Jalapeno Pepper Jam
Strawberry Rhubarb Jam
Seedless Raspberry Jam
Seedless Raspberry Rhubarb Jam

Red Cherry Jam
Dark Cherry Jam
Strawberry Jam
Traffic Jam
Peach Jam
Apricot Jam
Raspberry Jam
Orange Marmelade
I had to look up their website. Chokecherry Jam is our bestseller. Experience the bold, unforgettable flavor of wild chokecherries handpicked in Wyoming and Montana.
Their website has a list of retail locations that spans Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska, South Dakota, and New Mexico.
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