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I am looking for a good jam that DS can have that is for certain gluten-free. I don't like using one with sugar or splenda. DS has a horrible reaction to sugar. So would like it to be sweetened with agave or some other natural sweetener that is not full of chemicals. Any ideas?

Cinthia


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Juliebove Rising Star

We use Crofter's. It's really good.

jerseyangel Proficient

I use Polaner All Fruit. It is sweetened with fruit and fruit juices and even says "gluten-free" on the label. :)

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Thank you! :P

purple Community Regular

We use Smucker's Simply Fruit. From Walmart.

Ingredients: Fruit Syrup, red raspberries (or other flavors-blackberry, strawberry, blueberry, etc.), lemon juice concentrate, fruit pectin, natural flavors.

Seedless Blackberry is my favorite.

Here is the phone # if you want to call them: 1-888-550-9555 toll free.

If you want a bar code use this #: 5150002327.

Katester Enthusiast

I also get the Smucker's Simply Fruit. I love the Strawberry one. The Red Raspberry one is great too.

JNBunnie1 Community Regular

We get the Whole Foods store brand jams, they're lower in sugar than others and cheap and gluten-free and only sweetend with grape juice. In the summer I make my own blueberry jam fresh, it keeps pretty well in the fridge. If you do pick-your-own fruits it's a lot cheaper than at the store.


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If you want to make your own and need a recipe:

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Someone posted awhile back that they just put berries on the sandwich...we tried it last July with wild blackberries...no additives and good. Mash with a fork first if you like. Good to do during berry season. Try it with a fresh peach???

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