This homemade peach butter is thick, silky smooth, and has a deep, rich caramel flavor from fresh summer peaches and brown sugar. Spread it on warm biscuits, stir it into oatmeal, or spoon it over vanilla ice cream.

I love making homemade fruit butters and sauces with fresh seasonal produce, and peach season is one of my favorites. Making a peach crumble pie and a peach dump cake is usually my first task. Then I cook the rest into a thick, silky spread.
Most peach butters use white sugar so the color stays lighter, but I prefer to use brown sugar instead. It gives this peach butter a deeper, richer caramel flavor and creates such a rich, dark amber color that is so pretty in jars.
We enjoyed this homemade peach butter on biscuits, toast, and even in a fun summer latte. And it makes the most beautiful homemade gift too! A jar tied with a ribbon and a tag is one of my favorite gifts for friends and neighbors in peach season.
Why You'll Love This Peach Butter Recipe
- Richer flavor and deeper color. Using brown sugar produces a dark amber color and a sweet caramel undertone.
- No pectin required! Just cook it low and slow, and the peaches do all the work naturally. No special ingredients or equipment needed!
- So many ways to enjoy it. Toast, biscuits, oatmeal, yogurt, ice cream, and so much more. You will find yourself reaching for it every time you open the fridge.
- Makes a beautiful gift. Spoon it into a pretty mason jar and tie on a ribbon. This makes a thoughtful and delicious gift for anyone who loves homemade goodies.






















