Blackberry and Apple Extra Jam

Name: Blackberry and Apple Extra Jam
Brand: Jam Packed Preserves

Jam Packed Preserves

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Blackberries can be found growing wild throughout the UK and are more commonly known as brambles. We use cultivar varieties in our jam, rather than wild grown fruit, which produce larger and more juicy berries although there is no avoiding the pips! Apples belong to the rose family as well as blackberries so these two fruits together make a wonderful combination with a smoother texture than blackberries alone. A spoonful of this jam goes wonderfully in a bowl of rice pudding. All of our jams are extra jams, having more fruit in than typical supermarket brands. An extra jam has to have a minimu

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Registered at Companies House as JAM PACKED PRESERVES LIMITED, number 12455201. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Blackberry and Apple Extra Jam

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