The Missing Jam
My jam and marmalade goes missing most Mondays.
The cleaners always put it in the fridge.
Does anybody else keep their jam and marmalade there?
May 15, 2014 - Posted by AnonW | Food
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Comment by Candy Blackham | May 15, 2014 |
Yes…kept jams and marmalades in fridge for years. The old days..of both keeping for 12 months…are long gone.
All too easy than to grow a small green lawn….yuk. Sorry if you are eating…
Comment by Janet | May 15, 2014 |
My jam and marmalade never last long enough to grow a lawn! Seriously though, my jam and marmalade is always made in Essex from the best fruit and sugar only.
Didn’t jam used to have a little greaseproof paper circle under the lid, which you used to replace after you’d had your spoonfull?
Comment by AnonW | May 15, 2014 |
Most modern jams and marmalades lack the preservatives which many had at one point, and they are a much softer set so they have been boiled to a lower temperature. I never used to keep them in the fridge, but do now – I don’t eat much of it, so lasts a while
Comment by nosnikrapzil | May 15, 2014 |
I do, occasionally, still make my own jams. Have an ace notebook of recipes from my Gran….but hardly worth bothering for just the kitty and myself…(she likes strawberry….and damson….). Worth searching out Jills Jams of Cumbria….
Comment by Janet | May 15, 2014 |
The most unusual thing, I’ve seen in this area of London, was a jar of kosher honey from Stamford Hill. It was a seasonal present from a rabbi to his Australian physio.
Comment by AnonW | May 15, 2014 |