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link to How to Use Gelatin or Jello Instead of Pectin to Make Jam and Jelly

How to Use Gelatin or Jello Instead of Pectin to Make Jam and Jelly

I usually do not use gelatin or jello as a thickener in making jam or other homemade fruit products. However, I do know many people that do it all the time. This article will tell you how to do...

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link to Why Is My Jam Too Runny? (How to Reboil and Fix It)

Why Is My Jam Too Runny? (How to Reboil and Fix It)

Whether you are a novice jam and jelly maker or are a pro who has been canning for years, occasionally, at least one will not set properly. For whatever reason, it turns out with the consistency of...

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link to How to Choose the Most Healthy Jam or Jelly for Toddlers

How to Choose the Most Healthy Jam or Jelly for Toddlers

With busy schedules and not enough time to fix all meals from scratch, many parents struggle with how to feed their families better and healthier. As a mother of two and grandmother of four, I've...

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link to The 3 Best Ways to Make Thicker Jam or Jelly

The 3 Best Ways to Make Thicker Jam or Jelly

Many jelly and jam lovers prefer their spreadable preserves to be a little softer so that it spreads easier. However, some like them more solid or thick. As a professional jelly maker and a devoted...

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link to How Long Does Jelly and Jam Last? (The USDA Weighs In)

How Long Does Jelly and Jam Last? (The USDA Weighs In)

You are likely reading this article because you are wondering if jam or jelly can go bad. Or, maybe you are thinking of making your own homemade preserves and need to know how far in advance you...

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link to Is It OK to Scrape Mold off Jam? (The USDA Weighs In)

Is It OK to Scrape Mold off Jam? (The USDA Weighs In)

Anyone who eats jam and jelly knows that you will occasionally see a little mold on top or maybe under the lid. Some say that, like cheese, you can just get rid of the mold and eat the rest of the...

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