Jam, jelly, and preserves: what's the difference?
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Last published Mon, Sep 11, 2017
When i was a wee lad I remember shoving spoonfuls of jelly down my throat...or was it jam? This is why I've devoted my time and energy to explain the difference between jam, jelly, and even preserves.
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