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SURE JELL 1.75 oz. Original Premium Fruit Pectin
3.653 Reviews
Item # 118344999
SURE JELL 1.75 oz. Original Premium Fruit Pectin
3.653 Reviews
Item # 118344999
$5.99
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Make your next canning project easier with SURE JELL Premium Fruit Pectin. This Sure Jell pectin will help preserve your fruit of choice, allowing for easy and enhanced jams, jellies and more. This thickener from Sure Jell is a kitchen staple.
- Pectin for Canning
- Helps to thicken and preserve jams and jellies
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Reviews
Summary of Reviews
The reviews for this powdered pectin product are mixed. Many customers have used it successfully for years and find it reliable for canning and jam-making, especially for strawberry jam. However, some...
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- Verified Product Owner
5 out of 5 stars.
Goof proof jams and jellies
- Verified Product Owner
2 years ago
Sure-Jell is the best for making delicious jams and jellies
Sweepstakes EntryYes
Yes, I recommend this product.
- Verified Product Owner
Greeneville tn
5 out of 5 stars.
Sure jell
- Verified Product Owner
2 years ago
Good for canning jelly or jam
Sweepstakes EntryYes
- Verified Product Owner
Old River Winfre
5 out of 5 stars.
Great product
- Verified Product Owner
2 years ago
Love this product for all my canning needs. Perfect for my strawberry jelly.
Yes, I recommend this product.
GlamGranny
West Virginia
Age65 or over
GenderFemale
5 out of 5 stars.
over 40 years experience
3 years ago
I have used Sure Jell for over 40 years and have always had excellent results. It's been my observation that many of the failures in jam and jelly making come from not really understanding what a "full, rolling boil" is. A deep pot, a long handled wooden spoon and plenty of room for the boil, it should be "alarming" when it gets up there! Then start counting your time. I've even seen so-called experts videos where they get this wrong! I never have a failure. Another huge mistake is cutting down sugar or substituting honey, etc. This is science, folks, no substitutions! If you want to use less sugar, use the low sugar pectin!
Yes, I recommend this product.
Originally posted on myfoodandfamily.com