I made strawberry jam tonight from four punnets I got for 60 cents a piece. I also added an apple for just a hint of subtle flavour.
If you see this in the shops, I recommend buying it! Oh... darn... hang on.... it's an Andy special recipe. D'oh!
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I'll bear Aldi in mind Elaine, thank you. Bought some lovely local ones relatively cheaply the other day. It cost me $4 for a whole tray of berries at the market though. Just got to get there!
On a slightly different note - bought the most delicious sugar snap peas from the Lawnton Mkt grown at Bundaberg :)
Believe it or not, I got mine for 59 cents at Charlies Fruit Market. Bargain!
ALDI have locally-grown Strawberries for .99c a punnet.
Found some at Coles the other day. Now just need some more cheap strawberries :) Got a heap from the Caboolture Mkt this time last year.
Yes Lissa. Just near all the other sugars. I reckon every grocery store would have it. I even get it from the IGA.
They look wonderful Andy :) I made a big batch from cheap strawberries this time last year and it lasted me for ages (those jars I could keep out of others hands anyway).
Must try once more to find this CSR jam setting sugar. In the sugar aisle? Which store?
I used CSR's jam setting sugar which has a healthy dose of pectin already added. It really does make jam making a "never fail."
Do you add pectin or just reduce it?
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