Apricots extra jam

TRADITION

An area inhabited since prehistoric times, the Agro Sarnese Nocerino played host to many peoples throughout history. Virgil and Silio Italico identify among the first inhabitants of the plain "Sarrasti", a tribe considered descended from the mythical Pelasgians that around 1600 BC  came from Greece and colonized the South of Italy. Other authors, including the philosopher Aristotle and historians Polybius and Antiochus of Syracuse attest instead the presence of Opici in this area since the beginning, then overwhelmed and assimilated by the tribe of strain Osco-Umbrian, as precisely Oscans.

The plane then saw alternation of Etruscans, Samnites and Romans, all contending for the fertile land that still produce food of unparalleled excellence. Many of the historical cities were important centers, rich in history and traditions. Just look at Nocera, the ancient Nuvkrinum Alafaternum then known as Nuceria Alfaterna, center pivot of Agro then as now.

In the centuries after Christ there was a strong Byzantine presence in the area, who was succeeded by the Lombard principality of Salerno and the Norman. The residential areas of the centers of Angri, Scafati,  Roccapiemonte etc. were formed next to the oldest Nocera and Sarno.

NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION PER 100G OF PRODUCT

                                                               Energy (kcal)      155

                                                               Energy (kj)          655

                                                               Fats (g) 0,0 of which saturates 0,0

                                                               Carbohydrates (g) 38 of which sugars                                                                34

                                                               Fibres (g)             2,5

                                                               Proteins (g)        0,0

                                                               Salt (g)                 0,07