Rosebud Preserves Extra Fruit Strawberry Jam - Plump Luscious Fruit Made with a High Fruit Content Extra Fruit No Unrefined Sugar or Preservatives Gluten-Free Vegetarian & Vegan - 227g Jar

Planning a cream tea for my daughter, I fancied some gooseberry jam. This was more expensive than I had planned and I was worried that it would be a waste if it didn't live up to my memories. I needn't have worried. It is absolutely marvellous. It's a little softer than other jams, it slides off the spoon easily. The taste is lovely, a reminder of years gone past. Yes, it is a little more expensive, but I would definitely buy it again. Excuse me while I go and buy some more cream.

Very good and tasty

This definitely has a pleasant flavour, with both the gooseberry and the elderflower evident on the tongue, but it's slightly spoiled for me by being what in my area of Scotland (maybe UK wide for all I know!) is described as "wershy" in texture. The best way I can think to otherwise describe it is that it's neither smooth nor firm; it's slithery but with lumpy bits. Good enough taste that I'd consider buying again, but the texture will have me turning to Google to see if I can find another brand making the same combination of flavours. A thing in its favour, though, is that I believe if you're a meat eater you'd find this a good accompaniment to lamb. (I spread it on toast.)

I make my own jam, and buy other peoples occasionally to check on new flavours before I try to make them myself, so it has to be a pretty astonishing jam for me to reorder one I bought off someone else. This is one of those rare moments. It's just amazing. The thing I love is that it's so versatile as well. Great on toast, but even more amazing with cheese as the sharpness of the jam acts as a brilliant counterbalance to strong Cheddar. Definitely recommended.

Very tasty, made a big difference to my favourite breakfast - toast and marmalade. This is not just marmalade though, it's really delicious.

What can I say but “ok”. That just about sums it up, there’s nothing wrong with it, it just won’t knock your socks off. The flavour I would describe as bland and that isn’t a USP that I’ve ever heard of. That said “ok” doesn’t justify the price. A generous supermarket brand can be had for around £1:20 with a Lidl bargain priced at £0:80 for a regular size jar so I don’t think that it’s unreasonable to expect a little better quality for almost £5:00.

This is what real Seville marmalade should taste like. Pricey and a smallish pot but really excellent quality and taste.

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