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This morning I brought Blackberry, Peach Jam, orange Marmalade and some English muffins.  I'm going to eat good this week.

I don't care for raspberry or apple jelly or jam.
oh my!!! you sure will be eating good this week!
  enjoy!
 

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I remember when I was a kid on a farm in Kansas, a lot of people made corn cob jelly.  It sounds really weird but it tastes a lot like apple jelly.
 
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Costco has this raspberry, rhubarb cherry (all in one jar) jam that is amazing. We had to make some jam cookies with it because it was a huge jar. Other than that I like smuckers strawberry jelly.

I don't really like marmalade, it's too chunky for me. Or grape jelly.
that does sound amazing!  
    i really like jams where different fruits have been combined.


and, mmmmm......jam cookies!
 
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I remember when I was a kid on a farm in Kansas, a lot of people made corn cob jelly.  It sounds really weird but it tastes a lot like apple jelly.
i hadn't heard of corn cob jelly! 
   i've learned that there are quite a few jellies made using unusual ingredients -- like watermelon rind jelly, and corn cob jelly. they still taste good though!
 

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I like cherry preserves, not jam or jelly, but the preserves. That's my favorite, but I also like orange marmalade very much. You don't have to be British to like orange marmalade. I also ordered on the Internet some cherry habanero jelly that I love to put on top of cheese and crackers. If you haven't tried putting jam or jelly on top of a cheese and cracker, you are missing a very special treat!
 
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I like cherry preserves, not jam or jelly, but the preserves. That's my favorite, but I also like orange marmalade very much. You don't have to be British to like orange marmalade. I also ordered on the Internet some cherry habanero jelly that I love to put on top of cheese and crackers. If you haven't tried putting jam or jelly on top of a cheese and cracker, you are missing a very special treat!
mmmm......cherry preserves!


i've never tried putting jam on top of cheese and cracker.
  another new thing for me to try!
 
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@mickNsnicks2mom I never had the jelly. l always cooked it down into preserves, which is very chunky. They are really great added to home baked fruit cakes.
hmmmm...if i remember my recipe correctly, that's what i did too.
    cooked it down to very chunky, but then ran it through the food processor and did the sure-jell part. i added ground cinnamon to mine too. it sure was tasty!
 
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