





J.A.R.S.
Jones, Ash, Roberson Soup Jars are a blend of nutrient dense red lentils, riceberry, and seasonings. One 16oz jar makes 4 hardy servings.
Testimony: The all-consuming, intense study requirements of medical school created a real need for nutrient-dense meals that could be quickly and easily prepared. A big pot of soup became the perfect solution—just add all the ingredients, set a timer, and get back to the books. There was always enough to fill several jars and share with friends, adding a sense of connection in a demanding time. Later, during the challenges of cancer chemotherapy treatments, easy, nourishing meals were just as important. The process remained simple: pour the contents into a large pot, add water, bring to a boil, then turn down to simmer and set a timer.
Exploration: bon appétit and best wishes for optimal wellness!
Advocacy: For every J.A.R.S. purchase, another is gifted to someone in need—a person undergoing treatment, someone receiving home care, or a college student navigating life on their own—offering not just a nourishing meal, but a gesture of care, support, and connection when it’s needed most.
Jones, Ash, Roberson Soup Jars are a blend of nutrient dense red lentils, riceberry, and seasonings. One 16oz jar makes 4 hardy servings.
Testimony: The all-consuming, intense study requirements of medical school created a real need for nutrient-dense meals that could be quickly and easily prepared. A big pot of soup became the perfect solution—just add all the ingredients, set a timer, and get back to the books. There was always enough to fill several jars and share with friends, adding a sense of connection in a demanding time. Later, during the challenges of cancer chemotherapy treatments, easy, nourishing meals were just as important. The process remained simple: pour the contents into a large pot, add water, bring to a boil, then turn down to simmer and set a timer.
Exploration: bon appétit and best wishes for optimal wellness!
Advocacy: For every J.A.R.S. purchase, another is gifted to someone in need—a person undergoing treatment, someone receiving home care, or a college student navigating life on their own—offering not just a nourishing meal, but a gesture of care, support, and connection when it’s needed most.