
Jam
Pantry
Jam is a spreadable preserve made by cooking fruit with sugar until the mixture sets.
Popular drinks with Jam
19 recipes with Jam.

Substitutes for Jam
| Substitute | Ratio | Note | Zero-proof |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raspberry syrup | 1:1 | Best for berry jams. It is thinner with no pulp, but the sweetness and fruit flavour are close. | |
| Marmalade | 1:1 | For citrus jams. More bitter, with shredded peel. |
Types of Jam
- Marmalade – Citrus preserve with shredded peel. Has its own page.
- Apricot jam
- Blackcurrant jam
- Mustard jam – Savoury, with mustard in it. Usually served with cheese and cold meat.
- Redcurrant jelly – Clear and set, made without the fruit pulp.
- Damson jam
- Mulberry jam
- Pineapple jam
- Plum jam
- Raspberry jam
- Strawberry jam
- Grapefruit preserve – Citrus preserve, usually with shredded peel.
Frequently asked questions about Jam
Unopened: About 1 year in a cool pantry, up to 18 months. Opened: Up to 3 months refrigerated.
Cool, dark pantry until opened. Keep refrigerated after opening, and use a clean spoon.



