What's your favourite kind of jam?!
Do you prefer it with seeds, lumps, bits of fruit, or would you rather have smooth "jelly" types?
My favourite is strawberry jam with lumps of fruit, but my wife prefers smooth raspberry jelly without any pips!
What's yours?
Answers: Do you love strawberry, raspberry, ginger, blackcurrant, cherry, apricot, peach, pineapple, quince, "pearl", or "toe"?
Do you prefer it with seeds, lumps, bits of fruit, or would you rather have smooth "jelly" types?
My favourite is strawberry jam with lumps of fruit, but my wife prefers smooth raspberry jelly without any pips!
What's yours?
Prosciutto di Parma but the best kind: paperthin sliced...can be delicious with a ripe melon,figues,crunchy french baguette!
a guitar jam
Strawberry
Strawberry of course. Also love Marrow & Ginger
Homemade Alaskan Blueberry Jam. Mmmm, I can eat the whole jar just as it is! Like candy :D
Traffic Jam
fig...with bits
tomato jam >.> diabetic ^^^^^
Anything with fruit bits in them yummmm........ x
peach
homemade plum and chilli nice and runny mmmmmm
actually i prefer chunky marmalade mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Toe Jam mmmmm mmmmmm
strawberry is my fav
Smooth strawberry jam with no bits!
I like the jam that can be made from the left-overs from grandma's fried breakfast.
apricot on thick buttered toast
Raspberry and Apricot, in that order.
I have also had extremely tasty rose petal jam from Turkey - yum yum yum!
toe jam football not bad either
My favorite jam is strawberry with chunks of fruit - and my favorite brand is Knott's Berry Farm. My second favorites are their boysenberry jam and blueberry jam.
traffic jam. - i can peacefully much on something while waiting
Seedless Oregon Blackberry
morrello cherry then gooseberry
I like raspberry with no pips.
Apricot is so lovely and I like strawberry conserve too!
Raspberry;rhubarb and ginger;aprocot and rough cut orange marmalade.
Not technically jam, but I like orange marmalade.
i love blueberry jam from IKEA, and i love Lemon curd (is that classed as a jam?)
I prefer strawberry jam with bits of fruit