What is the best type of jam/jelly/preserves and why is it blackberry?

>>7213172
Snapper you old dog.
Don't forget boysenberry, the interbred (not inbred) cousin I love to suck on.

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>>7213172
>really hoping this thread takes off so i can lurk because i love jam more than a gay grizzly bear

I make a blackberry lime jam and a blackberry cinnamon cocktail syrup. I sell them locally, they are among my most popular products.

apricot

>>7213177
I've never had boysenberry in canned fruit goop form so I can't really argue.

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>>7213172
>Not lingonberry
Fucking hill folk I swear

ITT: niggers that don't even into banana jelly.

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>>7213424

>not chokecherry

Literally subhuman

strawberry rhubarb nigga.

>>7213429
Curious. I don't think I would enjoy banana that way but I would try it.

Am I the only one here who prefers fig preserves? Makes me think of grandma.

Second only to fig, OP

>>7213543
See, this guy gets it

What are your favorite combinations for preserves?

I like blackberry/strawberry, strawberry/lemon and peach/raspberry.

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>>7213172
>What is the best type of jam/jelly/preserves?

Tart cherry, my friend. The answer is tart cherry. Like is tart? Sour cherries low/no sugar. Like it sweet? Add lots of sugar. Or honey. Goes well with alcohol, in fruit desserts, on bread, and already naturally has a cinnamon aspect to their nice, complex flavors that changes based on aeration or additives.

Tart. Fucking. Cherries.

>>7213843
Blackberry lemon, orange fig, blueberry plum

Cherry preserves.

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Ask someone who is related to the Smucker family on his mother's side, ate lunch with the CEO's son one afternoon, got a personal tour of the old homestead with the CEO, and toured the line where Uncrustables are made anything.

>>7213890
How do they make the jelly stay inside without any crust?

no marmalade lovers here?
jam wise im an apricot, boysenberry or elderberry. not a big fan of strawberry or raspberry.

>>7213899

I don't even know man, the process was so fast you couldn't really tell what was going on.

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>implying peach, mango, fig, raspberry, and kaya aren't infinitely superior to blackberry

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