Tesco Strawberry Jam

Whilst I was doing an online shop at Tesco a month ago I decided I wanted to purchase some more cupboard items to try and stop me nipping out to the shops and just buying junk when hungry, with items such as jam in my cupboards I can have an interesting snack. So whilst I was on this vibe I clicked the jam into my basket. A couple of weeks ago I fancied some toast and thought I would open the jam to make it a bit tastier. The jar comes in a 454g size so you get a good amount and the use by date was Feb 2011 so nearly 2 years before it starts to go off! When I opened it I was expecting a strong scent of strawberry to hit my ...  Read the complete review

I have a few guilty pleasures in my life. Some I'm actually willing to share with you all, some I am er not.... lol However the one thing I make no secret about is my love of bread, or bread like products in general. I love bread, muffins, crackers, croissants, crumpets, all of which on here I have written about at some point. I've pretty much given up on meals much preferring something of the above. I guess to alot of people it all sounds rather dull and my Mother frequently moans when she says to me 'I'm making salmon salad for tea tonight are you having some' and I reply 'no ta I'd rather have some toast if it's all same to you!'. I don't get bored though! ...  Read the complete review

==Background:== Strawberry Jam always reminds me of hot lazy summer days sitting in Parks and fields enjoying the sun and some great jam sandwiches. I have always enjoyed strawberry jam, which in some ways is a bit oddas I don't really like strawberries. I was keen to try this product as I have had mixed results with the Tesco Value range I wanted something hopefully with a great taste. ==Price:== The Tesco's Strawberry jam is currently being sold for 99p for a 454g jar. This is about mid way in terms of price. As the cheapest is the Tesco value Jam at just 38p, while at the other end of the spectrum is a specialist branded jam at a ...  Read the complete review

We always have jam in the fridge as my niece absolutely loves the stuff! We usually have Hartleys as she prefers the stuff with no bits but we occasionally buy Tesco jam too. The jam usually retails at 99p for 454g but is currently on offer for 69p (until 5th October). The label is different than that shown in the picture and is now black and red with the Tesco logo and pictures of strawberries. As you probably know you can use jam for a number of things including toppings on toast or scones, in a sandwich, in a cake or in jam tarts. Therefore, jam is probably used an awful lot in most households. Personally, I tend to use jam on toast. Opening ...  Read the complete review