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An award winning strawberry jam, made from 100% locally grown produce. Using the super sweet Albion variety of strawberry, grown near the banks of the Murray River, this jam is perfect. Gluten free and vegan, this jam is all natural and uses no added artificial preservatives, colouring or additives.
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Please note, that raw sugar has some vitamins and minerals compared to refined sugar, it still has the same high number of calories. If you do choose to use it, do so sparingly and in moderation because added sugars tax your liver, may cause issues like metabolic syndrome, obesity, diabetes and heart disease.
Strawberry (70%), raw sugar, lemon juice and fruit pectin.
Preservative 223 otherwise known as Sodium Metabisulphite
Did you know most commercial jams have 40% fruit in it and its mostly imported. They include calcium chloride; that is elsewhere used in cleaning agents, fertilisers, glues and fire retardants. In addition, they use preservative 223 otherwise known as Sodium Metabisulphite which is a nasty preservative and can trigger wheezing and throat tightening in some asthma patients.
Made in Murray River in Echuca-Moama, from fresh fruit from around Victorian farms.
This jam is made fresh with seasonal fruit, low sugar and have a best before of one year; keep in the fridge after opening. We find these products taste so fresh and great that most people will consume them within a month or two.
Quincey Jones Jelly is a family owned business from the Murray River in Echuca-Moama. Passionate about their values of quality, inspiration and tradition, the family make and sell delicious jams and preserves. QJJ uses 100% natural and Australian produce and ingredients. Everything is lovingly prepared and hand cooked in small batches to create a true and authentic gluten-free, vegan and country-made product. The preserves are made fresh with seasonal fruit, low sugar and have a best-before date of one year. All jams have over 70% fruit content - a refreshing change from overly sweet supermarket fare.
