a friend pesan...
if i were to buy a strawberry jam from cameron highlands, purchase the ones with lots of fruits in the jam. i take it to mean - a chunky jam. we looked everywhere in the supermarkets and roadside stalls even tea shops, but alas! could not find any.
then i learned about the cottage industries by the malay villagers who went into strawberry planting and processing them into cordial, jam, toppings and shakes.
i you drive a car, coming down from brinchang, just before reaching tanah rata, you will see on the left side, a sprawl of golf course and just towards the end there is a turn off to the place called kampung sedia.
there are 3 operators that carry different names but the jam i wanted carry the label KM Jam.
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| strawberries planted in a pot |
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| strawberries planted in plastic bags |
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| awh! sweet and juicy strawberries |
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| look at the prices in the menus. they are so affordable |
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| food glorious food! we had mee kari & bihun sup, strawberry yogurt and shakes |
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| eating in the farm, the strawberries tasted and smelled heaven! |
each farmer has a little shop that displays and sells their products complete with a cafe. what we did was to buy cordial and strawberry fruits from one operators, jams and toppings from the other while we had our lunch, yogurt and shakes in a bistro on a strawberries farm.
wanita comel even put on her strawberry coloured dress - it's like a honeymoon for me all over again. how beautiful could that be!
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