Smucker’s Sugar Free Grape Jam, 12.75 oz Jar

My adult son had a stroke last year. He is a also a Diabetic so finding recipes to maintain his levels is somewhat difficult. I tried a slow cooker recipe and modified the recipe with your jelly and a sugar free BBQ sauce and his glucose levels stay stabilized. This product will be a constant staple in our home.

I use the sugar-free grape jelly to make the meatballs at holidays also to make a sauce for the cocktail Smokies along with barbecue sauce and this particular sugar-free jelly lets it be less calories also it was great for diabetics. Also makes a great peanut butter and jelly sandwich good quality from a good company definitely would recommend this item.

Sugar-free grape jelly is a surprisingly tasty option for those watching their sugar intake. While it doesn't quite match the deep, syrupy richness of traditional grape jelly, it offers a sweet, fruity flavor that holds up well on toast, in PB%26Js, or even as a glaze for

I decided to try sugar-free jam, however I found it had less taste than my Welches Grape Jelly. While it is lower is calories, I perfer to just add less to my peanut butter than go with this and more jam. The taste was bland and even the blackberry one had hardly any favor. Sorry but I'm sticking to my regular grape jelly. Only wish Walmart stock the mixed jelly brand.

The taste of this grape jam is somewhat bland but it's priced reasonably which makes it worth considering for those of us trying to minimize sugar consumption.

I was not at all impressed with the taste, to me it did not have a good grape flavor at all. The jam was very 'dry, meaning that while most jam has a slightly fluid texture, this jam was so dry that I could hold the jar upside down and the jam would not move. Because it was so dry it did not spread easily on bread. I had to press the jam and try to make it spread onto a slice of bread.

Nope… nothing good about this jam, flavor is very artificial and extremely sweet… to the garbage… and why is that sugar free products always so overly sweet, I bake and make my coffee with Splenda and it tastes normal not like cheap candy…

This is NOT the grape jelly/jam/whatever is used to know and love. The texture is that of jello (first ingredient is water after-all) and the smell and flavor are off-putting. I will be throwing it away as it's hardly edible. Whatever Smuckers did to this recipe is really a shame.

sugar free so the texture wasn't a surprise but this is a very poor product. grape? nope, not much taste at all, of anything. avoid this one, not worth putting in your mouth... first smucker's product I have ever disliked with one taste, disappointed that such a poor product is actually for sale...

The taste is extremely chemical and artificial — nothing like real fruit. The jam itself has a thick, jello-like consistency that's hard to chew. It's more like a gummy bear than a spreadable jam, and it doesn't break up easily, forcing you to just swallow it. Overall, it's unpleasant in both taste and texture. I do not recommend this product.