Smucker’s Red Raspberry Preserves, 30 oz Jar

Smucker's may well be the gold standard of fruit spreadibles and this one doesn't let you down. It contains seeds or it would be a preserve, but they seem to disappear in all the flavor, tartness, and sweetness. I use this in baking since peanut butter and raspberry preserves on bread would kind of be a waste of the bread, the peanut butter, and the preserves. Anyway, I haven't found a better brand for the money than Smucker's. Other brands get way too runny, though I don't know why, but I sure hope it's for a healthy reason and not the addition of 'glue' that makes Smucker's the preserves they are.

Smucker's is the only brand of jelly, jam and preserves I would ever consider buying. My favourite is the Red Raspberry Preserves. It's perfect! Rich, thick and full of flavour. I put it on toast, pancakes, waffles, and English muffins with cream cheese. I even put a small dollop on butter cookies for a taste lift.

I love raspberries and Smuckers does raspberry jam the right way

I love this Red Rasberry Preserve.

Ever since COVID it has been difficult to find seeded Raspberry? I thought by now things would have eased up? What gives? The seedless version has the taste of compromise.

I have been buying red raspberry preserves for many years and have always found it to be delicious. My husband and I prefer it to any other preserve, not only for toast, bagels and English muffins but also for ice cream topping etc.

I love this stuff it's my favorite, the markets around here disco'd it a few years ago. I bought quite a few jars and found a single jar at a Christmas Tree Shop. Now I can't find it anywhere in RI, it can't be seedless!

I bought this in a hurry not reading the ingredients. Smuckers why are you using high fructose corn syrup? You can do better - your customers deserve better. This product has potential but it is much too sweet - back to Polaner all fruit -

I've been buying the 30 oz red raspberry preserves for many years. Now I find the label color and jar design have changed. Plus it's now labeled as "spoonable" whatever that means. The Preserves seem to be exactly the same to me. My biggest beef is the jar design. The opening is smaller in diameter. Why? The smaller the opening, the harder it is to get the product out of the jar. Why would Smuckers want to frustrate their end users? I'm all for change if it serves a purpose, but this whole combination of changes listed above seems totally worthless.

Opened a new jar of red raspberry preserves and even heard a pop when opened. Observed lots of mold on the inside of the cap in addition to jam. So glad I caught this before eating it. Very surprised and disappointed to see this by smuckers.